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  • Hawaii’s Big Island: The opening of 3 new fissures raises fears for an ‘explosive eruption’

Hawaii’s Big Island: The opening of 3 new fissures raises fears for an ‘explosive eruption’

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Hawaii’s Big Island: The opening of 3 new fissures raises fears for an ‘explosive eruption’
14
May

Boulders as big as refrigerators could be tossed a half-mile, and ash plumes could soar as high as 20,000 feet spread over a 12-mile area, according to Hawaii Civil Defense


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