Hawaii wildfires burn homes and force evacuations, while strong winds complicate the fight
Wildfires in Hawaii fanned by strong winds have burned multiple structures, forced evacuations, closed schools and caused power outages in several communities
Day: August 9, 2023
Amazon summit calls on developed nations to fulfill climate funding deals
Twelve countries, representing the Amazon, Congo Basin and southeast Asia, join pact for rainforest funding.
LTL carrier Yellow reports $70m H1 loss after shutting down
Yellow lost money in its last six months as shippers moved freight elsewhere and non-operating expenses, including debt payments and interest, consumed shrinking operating profits.
Man fatally shot during FBI raid in Utah was posting Biden threats ahead of visit
Man killed was subject of search warrant
Finding a system that plays a loud audible alarm when triggered/activated.
I’m leaving the country for two weeks. Usually I’d be okay with just my two small cameras I have watching the front and back of my house but there have been a lot of break-ins in my neighbourhood this past couple weeks. From talking to my neighbours th…
Fury as Alberta cuts renewables during Canada’s worst fire season ever
Critics of the policy expressed concern that decision will weaken investor confidence in solar and wind energy in the regionA decision by Canada’s largest oil and gas-producing province to halt new wind and solar projects has prompted disbelief among e…
Messi’s MLS regular-season debut delayed, likely until Aug. 26
Major League Soccer fans will have to wait a little longer for Lionel Messi’s first regular-season match with Inter Miami.
Russians ask people not to burn down military enlistment offices, blaming “Ukrainian scammers” for it
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Horror as British police officer in 20s dies on Spanish holiday
Tributes have poured in for PC Jack Reay, 26, who suffered a fatal cardiac arrest while on a Spanish holiday.
Hawaii could see a big hurricane season, but most homes aren’t ready
Two-thirds of the single-family homes on Hawaii’s most populous island have no hurricane protections