Cory Lum/Civil Beat
Keeping Up With the Kilauea Lava Flow on Social Media
Access near the Puna lava flow may be restricted for safety reasons, but residents, web sites and journalists are still documenting the rare occasion.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat
Hawaii Volcano Lava Flow: ‘Feel the Heat’
In 2014, Civil Beat photographer Cory Lum captured the slow-moving molten river of lava on a flyover.
Courtesy: U.S. Geological Survey
Will Pahoa Go the Way of Kalapana?
The lava is slowly but steadily moving through another Big Island community.
KITV
Kilauea Lava Advances, Enters Pahoa Cemetery Grounds
Officials say the flow is moving at approximately 10 yards an hour in a northeast direction on Hawaii’s Big Island.
U.S. Rep.Tulsi Gabbard
Life Under the Volcano on the Big Island
The fate of the lava flow is the talk of the town in Hilo. Meanwhile, Schatz, Gabbard and Kenoi secure a two-lane route out of lower Puna.
PF Bentley/Civil Beat
Pahoa Charter School’s Fate Uncertain as Kilauea Lava Advances Toward Campus
Hawaii Academy of Arts & Science sits directly in the lava flow’s path, while Kua O Ka La, a charter school closer to the coast, has rapidly lost students since Hurricane Iselle.
Study: Mauna Loa and Kilauea Linked in Earth’s Upper Mantle
New research shows connections.
Nathan Eagle/Civil Beat
Should Volcano’s Haze Mean Refineries Don’t Have To Reduce Pollution?
Madam Pele is being fingered as the culprit.
