The projects, to be covered by Hawaii County’s geothermal asset fund, are estimated to total $299,000.
They stem from recommendations the county’s geothermal working group made last year.
The funding will cover several fixed and hand-held hydrogen sulfide monitors, groundwater sampling in Kilauea’s east rift zone, an analysis of published studies on hydrogen sulfide exposure, and an environmental assessment of the former HGP-A geothermal test site.
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