Hawaii Island’s Lava Deltas Pose Danger Warns DLNR
Officials warn that unstable lava lands at Kapoho could collapse suddenly and cause explosive activity, with unpredictable hazards persisting years after the 2018 eruption.
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Big Island officials urge caution on cracking lava lands
HILO, Hawaii (KHON2) -- The Department of Land and Natural Resources is urging caution near lava lands in coastal areas on Hawaii Island. Visitor from Boston falls off cliff near Kīlauea Officials say newly formed lands from the 2018 Kilauea lava flow are cracking and could collapse after DLNR recently found a large crack in a lava delta at Kapoho in Puna. The warning includes, but is not limited to, the communities of Kapoho, Pohoiki, Mal…
DLNR warns that lava deltas on Big Isle are still unstable | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Upon the discovery of a large crack in the newly formed lava delta at Kapoho, state officials are warning the public of the dangers of visiting Hawaii island’s eastern coastal areas.
DLNR urges caution after discovery of large crack in Puna lava delta - Hawaii Tribune-Herald
Newly formed lands from the 2018 Kilauea volcano lava flows — known as lava deltas — are creating a potential hazard for Hawaii Island residents and visitors, according to the state Department of Land and Natural Resources.
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