Month: March 2005

The past week marked the celebration of the 42nd annual Merrie Monarch Festival on the island of Hawai`i. Throughout the

Each week since October 2002, seismologists at the U.S. Geological Survey’s Hawaiian Volcano Observatory (HVO) have provided brief synopses of

Volcano monitoring utilizes a wide range of methods, including the composition and emission rate of gases, earthquake activity, and ground

The current eruption at Kilauea is 22 years old and counting. Residents in the down-wind direction have probably become tired

The wise old saying that a photograph is worth a thousand words certainly applies to one of the longest-running volcanic