Establishes the Hawaii Geological Survey at the University of Hawaii at Hilo to manage geological and natural resource activities.
The bill establishes the Hawaii Geological Survey at the University of Hawaii at Hilo. It designates a director, referred to as the state geologist, who must have a master's degree in geology and relevant experience. The survey will assist the public, industries, and state agencies, cooperate with federal agencies, conduct geological surveys, and manage the state's geological sample collection. The survey will also discover, develop, and preserve water, mineral, and energy resources. The bill appropriates funds for the survey's operation.
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