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Mauna Loa volcano eruption: curious people come to see the natural spectacle

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The Mauna Loa observatory has tracked rising levels of carbon dioxide in the Earth's atmosphere for more than six decades without interruption. The equipment that has maintained the famed Keeling Curve record of atmospheric carbon dioxide, created in 1958, lost power on Monday. Researchers at Scripps are exploring options for relocating this equipment.

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Mauna Loa volcano eruption: curious people come to see the natural spectacle

Mauna Loa, which means “long mountain” in Hawaiian, covers 5,271 square kilometers and is one of a chain of five volcanoes that form the Big Island of Hawaii.

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Mauna Loa volcano eruption disrupts critical climate data collection

Lava flow took out power to the Mauna Loa Observatory in Hawaii

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