Lava makes its way toward PGV plant, May 22














COURTESY HAWAII FIRE DEPARTMENT
Significant levels of toxic sulfur dioxide gas — as high as 15,000 tons a day — are being produced along the lower East Rift Zone as magma underground nears the surface, U.S. Geological Survey officials said today.COURTESY HAWAII FIRE DEPARTMENT
Significant levels of toxic sulfur dioxide gas — as high as 15,000 tons a day — are being produced along the lower East Rift Zone as magma underground nears the surface, U.S. Geological Survey officials said today.COURTESY HAWAII FIRE DEPARTMENT
Significant levels of toxic sulfur dioxide gas — as high as 15,000 tons a day — are being produced along the lower East Rift Zone as magma underground nears the surface, U.S. Geological Survey officials said today.COURTESY HAWAII FIRE DEPARTMENT
Significant levels of toxic sulfur dioxide gas — as high as 15,000 tons a day — are being produced along the lower East Rift Zone as magma underground nears the surface, U.S. Geological Survey officials said today.COURTESY HAWAII FIRE DEPARTMENT
Significant levels of toxic sulfur dioxide gas — as high as 15,000 tons a day — are being produced along the lower East Rift Zone as magma underground nears the surface, U.S. Geological Survey officials said today.COURTESY HAWAII FIRE DEPARTMENT
Significant levels of toxic sulfur dioxide gas — as high as 15,000 tons a day — are being produced along the lower East Rift Zone as magma underground nears the surface, U.S. Geological Survey officials said today.COURTESY HAWAII FIRE DEPARTMENT
Significant levels of toxic sulfur dioxide gas — as high as 15,000 tons a day — are being produced along the lower East Rift Zone as magma underground nears the surface, U.S. Geological Survey officials said today.