04-09-2014, 06:54 AM
Oneself, you bring up a topic that is related to Puna thank you. The lava flows or vents and fissures are very real, for most who are from here have had their lives change in some way because of the lava. We know things here will not stay the same, and that eventually most of Puna will be covered with lava again. This is still our HOME, the place we are from, so its mentally hard to just up and leave. Financially is another obstacle for most from here, not many have the resources to make a move off island, and not many other places on the island are as affordable as Puna.
ON the other hand though folks like yourself have a choice, in fact many choices to where you may want to live and why?. What do you find so attractive about Puna that makes you want to move on an active riftzone to a volcano? On top of that this county probably gets more rain than any county on the mainland. Maybe you can enlighten us or share your views to why or what could be so attractive about Puna?. Personally I love this area of the U.S and don't Want to see all the changes that are inevitable, or happen so fast. So I may be in favor of the LAVA flows if it can slow down the growth of Puna?.
ON the other hand though folks like yourself have a choice, in fact many choices to where you may want to live and why?. What do you find so attractive about Puna that makes you want to move on an active riftzone to a volcano? On top of that this county probably gets more rain than any county on the mainland. Maybe you can enlighten us or share your views to why or what could be so attractive about Puna?. Personally I love this area of the U.S and don't Want to see all the changes that are inevitable, or happen so fast. So I may be in favor of the LAVA flows if it can slow down the growth of Puna?.