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Hawaii Energy Resource Overviews, Geothermal: The environment. 3, Impact
Author: Hawaii Energy Resource Overviews, Geothermal: The environment. 1 & 2, Geobiology
Author: Hawaii Energy Resource Overviews, Geothermal: Summary
Author: Hawaii Energy Resource Overviews, Geothermal: Socio-economic issues
Author: Hawaii Energy Resource Overviews, Geothermal: Legal issues
Author: Hawaii Energy Resource Overviews, Geothermal
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Category : Geothermal resources
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Hawaii Energy Resource Overviews - Geothermal. Supplement to Volume 4, The Environment. 3. Impact
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The results of sampling for SO2, H2S, mercury, and radon are presented and discussed. The difficulties in differentiating the effects of the well HGP-A from the background of volcanism are described. Soil and water mercury analyses as techniques for geothermal exploration are suggested. (MHR).
Hawaii Energy Resource Overviews, Geothermal: Hydrology-geology
Author: Hawaii Energy Resource Overviews. Volume 5. Social and Economic Impacts of Geothermal Development in Hawaii
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The overview statement of the socio-economic effects of developing geothermal energy in the State of Hawaii is presented. The following functions are presented: (1) identification of key social and economic issues, (2) inventory of all available pertinent data, (3) analysis and assessment of available data, and (4) identification of what additional information is required for adequate assessment.
Hawaii Energy Resource Overviews. Volume 6. Property Rights to Geothermal Resources in Hawaii
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A sharp discontinuity in the administration of Hawaii's unique land laws has created uncertainty as to the ownership of geothermal resources in the state. Until Hawaii was annexed to the United States and governed under the Organic Act of 1900, mineral rights had with rare exception been reserved to the government, even though the statutory requirement for making the reservation had been repealed in 1859. Beginning in 1900 and through 1955, the practice was reversed and lands were patented without mineral reservations -- even some lands which had originally been granted subject to a reservation. Further, the Land Court created by the Territory issued certificates of titles to lands registered under the Torrens system, omitting mineral reservations made at the time of original conveyance by the government. It is unclear whether reservations are to be implied in some or all of the titles issued without express reservation clauses. The uncertainty is compounded by contradictory arguments which can be readily made as to whether mineral reservations in Hawaii encompassed geothermal resources in grants made prior to a 1974 statute which states that they do. The Hawaii Supreme Court has recently shown a receptivity to social policy arguments, while in parallel cases regarding ownership of natural resources, the federal District Court in Hawaii has been the more protective of private property rights under the 14th amendment.