Ohia trees are dying rapidly, Why?

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KJ, The Ohia trees would die around the house and the dried up dead leaf's would fall or blow on to our roof. The rain would wash the Ohia leaf into the gutters then into our water catchment. The Ohia leaf would then sit at the bottom of the catchment slowly decomposing and being drawn up to our filter before coming into our house and being used for showers or flushing. We always have had a tank cover and filter, yet we still got leaf matter into the tank sometimes via the gutters. You are obviously not from Puna or you would know these things.
For your information Rat Lungworm parasites can also live in some folks water catchments for up to 56 days. The RLW and their many eggs may also pass through some water filters and come right out onto your tooth brush or through your shower head. Sometimes I wonder why I share these things or tips with folks like KJ who can't or wont understand or appreciate. Move on KJ, I am a neighbor born-n-raised, not your enemy. jmo's