Ohia trees are dying rapidly, Why?

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Thanks again Mr maise for good advice. Yes we have both types of fire ants on the property, not very many though. The front part of the acre has more than the back half, infact we have not seen them anywhere by this strange shaped dying of grass I had mentioned.
The first signs of these dying ohia trees we saw were all within a few hundred yards to 5 miles from the geothermal plant. Of course the spreading of death has now made its way in all directions. Why would geothermal be excluded from the possibility of possibly triggering this devastating outbreak that is killing these Ohia's? Ohia trees this large have died in the past at or near both past power plants in the past. I spoke with a hawaiian retired police officer who remembers the old plant above pahoa that had previously killed very large ohia up there. Before the albezia trees, Many hundreds of ohia trees died very quickly around the poihiki plant after the 1991 blowout as I myself remember this. So what caused this kind of death rate to this same kind of ohia tree around these power plants back then, and why is it not possible for geothermal to have other mishaps or unknowns that could cause this type of death again?
I know where most of the ohia first started showing these fungus signs, for I spent countless amount of time walking and driving around in search of this. Most of the early signs were along some of the power line roads that ran from geothermal across the highway near leilani. Could the added larger power lines have anything to do with the spread? Can any of the higher voltage lines lose or leak any energy, or cause any warming effects? The trees fry while standing, usually the larger bigger trees first. Just thinking out loud or outside the box, obviously they(Ohia)are of great importance to me.