BBC
Rescue efforts are intensifying in flood-hit parts of the north-eastern US, as the death toll continues to rise two days after a fierce storm. Authorities have struggled to deliver supplies to Vermont and to New York towns isolated by washed-away...
Voice of America
Huberts, New York tearing up the road as they flow, August 29, 2011 Entire communities in the U.S. Northeast are still cut off by floodwaters Tuesday, while millions of people remain without power across the East Coast in the aftermath of Hurricane...
The Boston Globe
It appears most New England apple orchards came through Tropical Storm Irene largely unscathed. Russell Powell, director of the New England Apple Growers Association, said Monday that he has heard reports of some tree damage from high winds and fruit...
Truthdig
Aug 29, 2011 While New York City escaped the worst of Tropical Storm Irene, much of Vermont did not. The state saw bridges washed away, roads battered and power lines downed in the midst of what officials say is the worst flooding in more than 80...
The News Tribune
Irene likely to lead to higher insurance premiums Irene likely to lead to higher insurance premiums The $7 billion in estimated losses from Hurricane Irene will compound the vast damage caused by weather in the United States this year. Yet despite...
Novinite
The death toll from the hurricane Irene which hit the American East Coast has reached 44. About 5.1 million households and businesses are without electric power all the way from North Carolina to Maine. Restoring electricity can take days and even...