I was recently doing some research about the aftermath of some natural disasters that took place here in America. I was shocked to find that the articles I was looking for - ones that I had read in the past - were pretty hard to find, but article
The same cannot be said for many global threats induced by people.
For example, the World Health Organization and the World Economic Forum both listed climate change and its effects as one of their top risks for 2019.
Of The United States Of America"...One day it will happen. Scientists assure us that one day the absolutely massive Yellowstone supervolcano will once again experience a Category 8 eruption, and if it happened today it would "literally tear the
After rallying in the 'good' news that the company has entered Chapter 11, PG&E's stock is lower today, not helped by a federal judge's comments slamming the triple-bankrupt utility for serially starting fires.
NASA will attempt for the first time, to knock an asteroid off course and away from our planet to prevent a collision with Earth in 2022. NASA has approved a mission that aims to slam a spacecraft into a "small" asteroid and bump it off course.
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But on this day, July 26, he wasn't supposed to be this close to the edge. He'd come from his home in Orland in Glenn County for a fairly routine contract assignment at the Carr Fire in Shasta County, hired by the state's Cal Fi
It was not only the power of the seismic waves which puzzled scientists when they began to examine the readings, but also the curiously regular shape of the waveform.
A couple of weeks ago, I shared a story about an ambulance that was stranded by the Camp Fire that burned down Paradise, California. The paramedics and nurses took a stand to fight the fire when help could not arrive in time, saving themselves and th
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) -- Rain in the forecast starting Wednesday could aid crews fighting California's deadly wildfires while raising the risk of flash floods and complicating efforts to recover remains of those killed.
I've watched year in and year out as California and the West Coast experiences a number of wildfires. All along the Ring of Fire, this happens virtually every, single year.
Before all the bodies had been identified in the horrendous California fires, and while the known victims were being mourned by their heartbroken families, the tragedy was politicized by the left and right.
There might be a better way of preventing further devastation from these seasonal southern California fires, one that is centered on market solutions for protecting private property.
Malibu, CA -- Howard Leight, co-owner of the Malibu Rocky Oaks winery, is a billionaire hearing tech industry mogul who lost most of his vineyard over the last week as wildfires raged through California. His misfortune did not deter him from helping
Raging wildfires across California have killed at least five people and driven 157,000 people from their homes, fire officials said Friday. Near Los Angeles, the affluent beachside town of Malibu was ordered evacuated as a wind-driven blaze jumped th
Yesterday an entire California town burned down. Paridise, CA has (had) 27,000 residents and over 1,000 buildings, and now it's pretty much gone. A fire started nearby on a windy day and within hours everything was ash and cinders.