Death toll from floods in Brazil reaches 83, with climate change viewed as a major driver
With one Brazilian official decrying it as "the worst disaster" in his state's history, the recent floods in Rio Grande do Sul have claimed 83 lives at the time of this writing and scientists agree climate change was a culprit. The death toll is expected to rise.
OCEANPORT - Growing up in Oceanport, Justine Talarico always loved styling her own and others’ hair. And in 1974, that ...
Floods have been tearing a path of destruction across the globe, hammering Kenya, submerging Dubai, and forcing hundreds of thousands of people from Russia to China, Brazil and Somalia from their ...
CNN’s Rosa Flores reports on the floods in Harris County, Texas, where at least 224 people have been rescued from homes and ...
A Brazilian animal rescue organization has been helping evacuate numerous animals during the devastating floods that swept ...
Margaret Njeri and her husband, Peter Ngunjiri are counting losses after floods ravaged greenhouses and crops at their Njena Farm in Nyandarua County.
Rio Grande do Sul, a state in Brazil, is grappling with historic flooding. It’s just the latest reminder of the challenges ...
Some of the earliest stories ever told in human history are of great floods—but most of those stories tended to be about, ...
Ever since the devastating floods that forced her out of her home last month, she and other residents who live by the ...
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