Engineering undergraduates characterize sulfur emissions from Hawaiian volcano
Thursday, April 2, 2015 - 09:00
in Earth & Climate
Since 1983, the 180,000 residents of the Big Island of Hawaii have lived in the wake of the pollution caused by the active shield volcano Kilauea. The destructive nature of the volcanic smog ("vog") has imprinted a significant ecological footprint on the surrounding infrastructure, vegetation, and human health.