With Whipping Winds and Power Down, Californians Flee Fires
Erika Rivas could not sleep. The smell of smoke and the fear of encroaching flames kept pulling her back to that day two years ago when she realized her home Continue Reading
Erika Rivas could not sleep. The smell of smoke and the fear of encroaching flames kept pulling her back to that day two years ago when she realized her home Continue Reading
Metals producers, from miners to smelters, are grappling with increasingly tough and costly environmental demands imposed by banks seeking cleaner investments. While the transition may prove overwhelming for smaller producers, Continue Reading
A developing medicane takes shape over the eastern Mediterranean Sea. (NASA) An extremely unusual “medicane” is set to lash parts of Egypt and Israel, bringing the potential for tropical storm-force Continue Reading
The death toll from torrential rains that caused flooding and mudslides in Japan climbed to 10 on Saturday, with three others missing, public broadcaster NHK reported, just two weeks after Continue Reading
California firefighters on Friday sought to take advantage of a lull in winds to gain ground on a pair of fast-moving wildfires, including one that has forced the evacuation of Continue Reading
California investigators won’t determine the official cause for some time. But the news that PG&E equipment may have sparked another fire sent the company’s shares down nearly 31% on Friday, Continue Reading
Approximately 850,000 customers, comprising millions of people across Northern and Central California, could be without power through the weekend, according to Pacific Gas & Electric. Strong winds in the forecast Continue Reading
A hole in the ozone layer located near the Earth’s South Pole is the smallest it has been since first being discovered in the 1980s, NASA said. While depletion of Continue Reading
President Donald Trump on Wednesday is expected to affirm plans to pull the United States out of the Paris climate agreement, a source said, less than two weeks before he Continue Reading
PG&E Corp. said it would begin shutting off power to 179,000 customers in 17 California counties on Wednesday afternoon, its second major intentional blackout this month meant to head off Continue Reading