Kilauea volcano could explode
For the past several days, lava has been flowing from Hawaii's Kilauea volcano. Now there are signs it could explode, making the situation even worse. CBS News correspondent Carter Evans has the latest from Hawaii.
For the past several days, lava has been flowing from Hawaii's Kilauea volcano. Now there are signs it could explode, making the situation even worse. CBS News correspondent Carter Evans has the latest from Hawaii.
Lava shot through another crack on Hawaii's Big Island Wednesday, threatening a nearby power plant. Lava flow from the Kilauea volcano has covered 116 acres – nearly the size of 88 football fields – and destroyed 36 buildings. Geologists say chances are increasing that explosions could occur in the volcano's main crater and shoot boulders almost a mile. Carter Evans reports.
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