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India Flash Flood Death Toll Rises To 26
LUCKNOW, India -- An official says army troops and police are searching for more bodies in the debris of destroyed homes in northern India, where at least 26 people have been killed by torrential rains.
Government spokesman Amit Chandola says at least five people are still missing after heavy downpours starting Thursday triggered landslides and flash floods in Uttarakhand state.
Chandola said Sunday that soldiers helped rescue hundreds of people stranded in areas of Chamoli district.
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The Northeast Regional Climate Center at Cornell University reported Tuesday that the average temperature in the 12-state region was 49.9 degrees from January through July. That's the warmest seven-month period since 1895, the year systematic record keeping began.
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THINK OF THE EARTH as one neighborhood - India Flash Floods, and other Disasters - so you cannot sleep ask K. Leslie why
Thought provoking radio, for thinking people
Fair Use:
Fair Use:
India Flash Flood Death Toll Rises To 26
LUCKNOW, India -- An official says army troops and police are searching for more bodies in the debris of destroyed homes in northern India, where at least 26 people have been killed by torrential rains.
Government spokesman Amit Chandola says at least five people are still missing after heavy downpours starting Thursday triggered landslides and flash floods in Uttarakhand state.
Chandola said Sunday that soldiers helped rescue hundreds of people stranded in areas of Chamoli district.
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The Northeast Regional Climate Center at Cornell University reported Tuesday that the average temperature in the 12-state region was 49.9 degrees from January through July. That's the warmest seven-month period since 1895, the year systematic record keeping began.
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Your Brain on Global Warming - Glaciers and You
in Science
Ice Loss and Flooding
Sea Level Rising
There are an average of 6,000 Earthquakes per month in the world.
Sumatra 2012 Highlight
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