What if we are missing the point behind this? I was just sitting here thinking about lava and it caused me to do some quick research. I worked in nuclear for a few years and I thought about how certain nuclear reactors work by super-heating water into steam, which turns a turbine to create electricity (really dumbed down).

Then it hit me - lava or magma could do the same thing if you redirected water to where it would hit magma/lava and create steam. There are articles online about Iceland actually trying to do just that. They drilled deep enough and hit a magma pocket a few years back, and when water was diverted it created super-heated steam.

There is another one of these Maui posts talking about renewable energy products taking too long, and how it may go fast with a rebuild on the island. Post: https://greatawakening.win/p/16c28ilA5C/about-the-maui-fires--all-i-can-/

What if the elites that supposedly own much of the island wanted to duplicate what Iceland is/was doing by using the lava/magma in Maui as a proof-of-concept? If they could prove it was sustainable they could then try to reach magma in CONUS. If it ultimately worked the people involved would end up filthy rich - way more than they already are.

While I believe it could actually work, I don't have any idea how bad it could get if suddenly a bunch of holes were being drilled into the earth's crust and creating paths for magma to escape. I'd be worried about pressurized magma exploding above the surface, turning Pittsburgh into Pompeii.

I don't know if there is anything to this idea, but it sure would make it easier to try if an island in Hawaii was burnt to the ground to where they had to rebuild everything. It would also make it easier to do the renewable energy projects they wanted years ago.