BucEyedPea |
05-18-2018 09:44 PM |
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Originally Posted by scho63
(Post 13560928)
While BS stories all about hating the POTUS are dominating the news, the severity of Hawaii's volcanic eruption is not receiving the coverage it deserves. I realize that there is coverage but it is sporadic and minimal at best.
It continues to worsen, grow in severity and shows no signs of stopping. I know this is a far fetched prediction but what if the Big Island of Hawaii deteriorates so bad that the island becomes uninhabitable?
Where do these people go?
How much tourism is lost?
How does that affect the rest of the islands and the ability to get insurance?
Will prices rise 20-40% across the rest of the islands?
This thing is getting worse not better and I don't think people are realizing the severity of it. Am I wrong??? :hmmm:
Ring of fire has gotten a lot of plate movement in the last 5-7 years.
https://www.cnn.com/2018/05/18/us/ha...tes/index.html
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Have you been watching the videos of it on You Tube? I have. Some really good ones. Some have geologists explaining what can happen. Saw one today by the military using drones. Flying right over the crater.
There's been a lot of quakes happening too. There's so many fissures cracking open it, then spewing molten lava, it also made we wonder if it was going to survive as an island. Then the volcano itself can explode. Then another video explained how an explosion could cause a massive tsunami that would hurt the other islands and wipe out Honolulu too— had a computer simulation showing it visually. Very dramatic and it's not letting up either. Just really concerning issues. I'd get the hell out of every island.
If it happens, guess there won't be any more Jurassic Park movies or even other filming that gets done there.
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