Some cities are imposing fees that force all property owners to help pay for, and even prevent, stormwater runoff from their land
As catastrophic levels of rain continue to pour down on America’s fourth largest city, forecasters are predicting more is on the way.Entire neighbourhoods are under water, at least 10 people have died, thousands have been rescued and even more evacuated.
From pet rescuers to agencies that assist the disabled, a constellation of services allow Canadians to pitch in
The extreme impacts of recent storms, especially in Houston, has led to questions over whether climate change is to blame
Trudeau: ‘No country would find 173 billion barrels of oil in the ground and just leave them there’
Not sure why the hell there were service carts in the endzone, but this just looks downright painful. And believe it or not, the Houston WR who ran into the carts isn’t mad at Marshall University for their unbelievable negligence.