Ohia trees are dying rapidly, Why?

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Obie, good afternoon to you.
The once leaking production well is not being used anymore for production so it would make some sense that the areas living Ohia trees are doing better than before. PGV drilled a new production well to replace the old leaking production well just after the large tropical storm in 2014. The Rod was first noticed by some area residents in 2009-10 but the Rod was not identified or named until 2013, some four years later. Once the Ohia tree is infected with ROD it can take up to three years to show signs of the infection. So some near by Ohia trees could still be dying today, three years after the old well was put out of commission in 2014. I am hoping that in another year or two this ROD will magically subside for the Big Island altogether. jmo
Can you Obie produce any worthy pictures of the PGV property before their operations? Can you produce any pictures of the PGV property just prior to 2010? It would be interesting to compare PGV "ROD's GROUND ZERO" pictures Prior, during and after the ROD's breakout. jmo