Wednesday, July 17, 2019

Green New Deal -Save the planet

Tackle the twin crises of inequality and climate change.


Flooding lingers in central US as heat wave threatens East Coast.


Barry may still pack a punch with heavy thunderstorms, localized flooding.
Imminent flash flooding expected in Worcester area, National Weather Service says



Saturday, June 22, 2019

The Maelstrom Whirlpool.

The story of a storm, larger than any other before, welcome to the future, available on Amazon.




Sunday, May 12, 2019

Sunday, May 5, 2019

How Hit and Run accidents relate to worn out crosswalks and missing traffic signals. Are they the major cause? Every corner needs a camera and every street needs speed monitors and repainting of crosswalks.


A hit-and-run crash occurs about once every 18 minutes in Los Angeles, according to data analyzed by the NBC4 I-Team that illustrates the extent of a problem that has been called an "epidemic."
The I-Team examined data reported to the California Highway Patrol on all hit-and-run cases in Los Angeles County for 2015. More than 28,000 reported hit-and-run crashes during that year occurred over a widespread area of the county at an alarming rate and 50 percent of all incidents in Los Angeles County are hit-and-run cases.