Observatory welcomes new head scientist
Jim Kauahikaua has been named the new Scientist-in-Charge (SIC) of the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory, starting October 3. Kauahikaua is currently
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Revisiting Kilauea
Mauna Loa’s recent indigestion has attracted a lot of attention, stealing the limelight from Kilauea, which has been in nearly
Read moreNext steps in bank merger revealed
Central Pacific Financial Corp. today disclosed early details of its business strategy following the merger between Central Pacific Bank and
Read moreEarthquakes don't always equal eruption
The sight of stately Mauna Loa rising over 3,960 m (13,000 feet) above sea level is a familiar and welcome
Read moreShareholders approve bank merger
Shareholders of the parent companies of both Central Pacific Bank and City Bank today approved the merger of the two
Read moreMauna Loa stirring
With an active, but resting, volcano like Mauna Loa, the challenge to scientists is recognizing and understanding any clues regarding
Read moreObsidian scarce in Hawai`i
People sometimes ask if there’s any obsidian in Hawai`i. The short answer is yes, but if you want to see
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