New York alarmed because the house was cold after super typhoon
Tens of thousands of people who were not home after Super Typhoon Sandy needed support when electricity was still lost and the weather was getting colder in New York, th…
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Tens of thousands of people who were not home after Super Typhoon Sandy needed support when electricity was still lost and the weather was getting colder in New York, th…
Many cities in the eastern United States, especially New York, are rushing to prevention plans, ready to face heavy storms and snowfall, which are expected to last for t…
According to AFP, fifty million residents of the eastern states of the United States stretch from Virginia, through Washington, to Delaware, New York and Massachusetts,…
Suddenly separated from the outside world, America's most populous city experienced another life after super typhoon Sandy: no subway, no horizon of lights and no food s…
The number of people killed by Hurricane Sandy in the United States continues to rise, now over 80, when the storm has passed 3 days.
Through World Bank statistics for more than 150 countries during the period 1960-2008, scientists discovered that CO2 increased by 0.73% on average for every 1% of total…
New Yorkers gathered together at sunset to witness
The clean water supply to more than 11 million people is facing the risk of serious pollution due to the leak of radioactive substances at Indian Point Nuclear Power Pla…
Some areas in New Jersey and Massachusetts are under 40cm of snow when the US east coast is caught in a seasonal snowstorm.
Irene stormed into the United States yesterday, killing at least 18 people and causing great damage to homes and roads.
A large block of ice equivalent to four times the size of New York's Manhattan district has separated from a Greenland glacier and melted, shocking regional research sci…
While people in high-rise buildings in New York City rushed out by earthquakes, many people on the street did not understand what was happening.
New York governor Andrew Cuomo on August 25 announced a state of emergency in the state in preparation for the impact of Hurricane Irene.
A massive blizzard is moving across the northeastern United States, forcing many states to declare a state of emergency, thousands of flights being canceled, schools clo…
Snow storms continued to fall in the eastern United States, causing traffic congestion, widespread power outages and forcing many states to declare a state of emergency.