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Natural Disasters
Safety Issues and the BP Oil Spill
How do we transition our government from being a puppet dog to becoming a watch dog! How do we get Big Corporate executives to walk the walk instead of constantly talking the talk about Safety being their first priority. We have BP passing the fault of this gulf oil spill to Halliburton and Halliburton passing the buck to Deep Horizon and we the victims of their gross negligence left rolling our eyes watching the spin!
Are Pop-up Storms on the Rise?
The hurricane season officially begins June 1, but the first storm for the year has already hit the country last week. That storm gave forecasters some reason to be concerned: it formed in an area deemed too close to the mid-Atlantic shore of the U.S. coastline....
Hurricane Ike Pummels Texas
With ferocious winds pushing a wall of water 20 feet high ahead of it, Hurricane Ike began its destruction of the Gulf Coast of Texas on Friday night, inundating Galveston Island and the Bolivar Peninsula even before it made landfall. Houston was direct in its line of sight and will be hit towards dawn of Saturday....
Hurricane Safety
California has earthquakes and the southeastern part of the country has hurricanes and tropical storms. It is important to be prepared in the event you live in an area where hurricanes and tropical storms occur. ...
Prepare for Mudslides
After the fires came the floods. But in parts of southern California, there was a third item on their menu of natural calamities: mudslides. ...
After The Flood, The Cleanup
The flood waters may be gone but the water-borne dangers remain. This is the basic thing you should remember if your house has been flooded and you face the taxing and dangerous task of cleaning up. ...
Lightning Sparks More Wildfires
Exhausted firefighters in California had to contend with more wildfires as unprecedentedly heavy lightning storms struck the state and sparked at least 800 wildfires, from Big Sur to the Napa Valley to Humboldt County....
New Orleans Flood Control Systems Inadequate
People have started rebuilding homes in the Lakeview and Old Metairie neighborhoods of New Orleans, thinking the risk of floodwaters from hurricanes like Katrina has gone down by 5 ½ feet, as announced by the Army Corps of Engineers in June....Sponsored Links
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