Hurricane Florence
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FEMA Chief Brock Long Leaving Agency He Led Through Deadly Storms
House Democrats have pledged to investigate the agency’s response to Hurricane Maria’s strike on Puerto Rico.
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US Mother Tried To Save Infant Son From Drowning In Hurricane, Charged
On Sept. 16, Dazia Lee of Charlotte, North Carolina, lost her son, Kaiden, during Hurricane Florence when floodwaters rushed her car.
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U.S. Retail Sales Miss Forecasts as Restaurant Receipts Drop
U.S retail sales rose less than forecast in September, as a broad-based increase was overshadowed by drop in restaurant receipts.
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Hurricane Michael Lashes Florida With Wind Speeds Among Highest in History
Residents in Michael’s path were urged to evacuate by Tuesday, before the storm moves onshore near Panama City on Wednesday.
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U.S. Payrolls and Wages Cool While Jobless Rate Hits 48-Year Low
Hurricane Florence cooled hiring in U.S in September by more than forecast, and jobless rate fell to a 48-year low.
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Jobless Claims Surge in Storm-Hit Carolinas, Boosting U.S. Total
The U.S unemployment rate is close to the lowest since 1969 and employers are citing a shortage of skilled workers.
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Florence Portends More Massive Hurricanes In Age Of Global Warming
Global warming has increased the likelihood of more massive, sluggish storms like Florence, capable of dropping record amounts of rain and causing the type of catastrophic flooding that crippled North and South Carolina this week, experts said
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Storm Floods Breached Coal-Ash Pit, Isolated Duke Nuclear Plant
Duke Energy Grapples With Storm Damage at Nuclear Plant, Coal-Ash Site
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Pig Excrement Spills Into North Carolina Floodwater
North Carolina is home to more swine than any state besides Iowa -- 9 million of them, more hogs than New York City has humans.
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Duke Restores Power to 1.2 Million, Now the Real Test Begins
Most challenging work remains along the Carolina coast, which has been devastated by flooding, says Duke’s spokesperson.
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Florence's Floods Obscure Damage Inflicted on Carolinas
The Atlantic season’s first hurricane has killed at least 15 people.
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Drone Army Is Ready to Swoop in for Florence Power Recovery
Drones can find damaged substations, even restring power lines.
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North Carolina Devastated As Floodwaters Rise From Deadly Storm Florence
Deadly storm Florence drenched North Carolina with more downpours on Sunday, cutting off the coastal city of Wilmington, damaging tens of thousands of homes and threatening worse flooding as rivers fill to the bursting point
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Carolina Meat Plants Crawl Back to Life as Florence Subsides
More than 10 billion pounds of wet animal waste is produced annually in the state, according to a watchdog Waterkeeper Alliance.
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"Either He's Going To Leave Today Or...": Florence Rain Inundates US Town
The homes just off Alamac Road that Ryan Abshear visited Sunday, door to door, in the hard rain, are small, either one-story brick or clapboard, some tidy, others in disrepair. It is as varied as Florence's path and punishment.
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FEMA Chief Brock Long Leaving Agency He Led Through Deadly Storms
House Democrats have pledged to investigate the agency’s response to Hurricane Maria’s strike on Puerto Rico.
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US Mother Tried To Save Infant Son From Drowning In Hurricane, Charged
On Sept. 16, Dazia Lee of Charlotte, North Carolina, lost her son, Kaiden, during Hurricane Florence when floodwaters rushed her car.
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U.S. Retail Sales Miss Forecasts as Restaurant Receipts Drop
U.S retail sales rose less than forecast in September, as a broad-based increase was overshadowed by drop in restaurant receipts.
-
Hurricane Michael Lashes Florida With Wind Speeds Among Highest in History
Residents in Michael’s path were urged to evacuate by Tuesday, before the storm moves onshore near Panama City on Wednesday.
-
U.S. Payrolls and Wages Cool While Jobless Rate Hits 48-Year Low
Hurricane Florence cooled hiring in U.S in September by more than forecast, and jobless rate fell to a 48-year low.
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Jobless Claims Surge in Storm-Hit Carolinas, Boosting U.S. Total
The U.S unemployment rate is close to the lowest since 1969 and employers are citing a shortage of skilled workers.
-
Florence Portends More Massive Hurricanes In Age Of Global Warming
Global warming has increased the likelihood of more massive, sluggish storms like Florence, capable of dropping record amounts of rain and causing the type of catastrophic flooding that crippled North and South Carolina this week, experts said
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Storm Floods Breached Coal-Ash Pit, Isolated Duke Nuclear Plant
Duke Energy Grapples With Storm Damage at Nuclear Plant, Coal-Ash Site
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Pig Excrement Spills Into North Carolina Floodwater
North Carolina is home to more swine than any state besides Iowa -- 9 million of them, more hogs than New York City has humans.
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Duke Restores Power to 1.2 Million, Now the Real Test Begins
Most challenging work remains along the Carolina coast, which has been devastated by flooding, says Duke’s spokesperson.
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Florence's Floods Obscure Damage Inflicted on Carolinas
The Atlantic season’s first hurricane has killed at least 15 people.
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Drone Army Is Ready to Swoop in for Florence Power Recovery
Drones can find damaged substations, even restring power lines.
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North Carolina Devastated As Floodwaters Rise From Deadly Storm Florence
Deadly storm Florence drenched North Carolina with more downpours on Sunday, cutting off the coastal city of Wilmington, damaging tens of thousands of homes and threatening worse flooding as rivers fill to the bursting point
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Carolina Meat Plants Crawl Back to Life as Florence Subsides
More than 10 billion pounds of wet animal waste is produced annually in the state, according to a watchdog Waterkeeper Alliance.
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"Either He's Going To Leave Today Or...": Florence Rain Inundates US Town
The homes just off Alamac Road that Ryan Abshear visited Sunday, door to door, in the hard rain, are small, either one-story brick or clapboard, some tidy, others in disrepair. It is as varied as Florence's path and punishment.
