Extreme winter: the countries of the world that are on alert for low temperatures
The beginning of the year has been marked by an unusual meteorological phenomenon: from Germany to the United States, multiple ...
Tag: Cold wave
Millions of people in the United States and Mexico, on alert for extreme Arctic cold front
Extreme cold affects 95 million people in the United States. The Arctic storms leave four deaths and blackouts in their ...
China sets a new record for low temperatures
The Chinese capital, Beijing, broke its record in which temperatures were recorded below zero for the longest number of hours ...
No summer flu: still lots of sick reports
DThe health insurance company DAK-Gesundheit says it registered an unusually high number of sick notes this summer. From July to ...
Actor Jeremy Renner in “critical but stable condition” after suffering an accident
First modification: 02/01/2023 - 19:24 The American actor, who plays Hawkeye in Marvel's 'The Avengers' saga, suffered an accident while ...
Temperatures rise in the United States but the state of emergency remains in New York
First modification: 12/28/2022 - 01:05 Despite the forecasts that temperatures in the United States will begin to rise from this ...
Buffalo, New York, the city hardest hit by Storm Elliot
First modification: 12/27/2022 - 01:56 Winter storm Elliot continues to wreak havoc in the city of Buffalo, in the state ...
Winter storm Elliot leaves deaths and blackouts in the US.
First modification: 12/25/2022 - 15:57 The historic storm Elliot hit the United States with freezing weather in the middle of ...
Winter storm in the US: thousands unable to travel and millions without power
First modification: 12/24/2022 - 02:46 Tens of millions of people in the United States endure drastic temperatures, blizzard conditions, power ...
Press review – “The impossible”: this is how humanity alters the climate, by ‘The Guardian’
We dedicate a Press Review to comment in detail on the special 'The Impossible' from 'The Guardian'. An extensive analysis ...
