Midwest floodwaters could widen ‘dead zone’ in Gulf of Mexico view story
theworldlink.com — Floodwaters loaded with farm runoff are heading down the Mississippi River, and scientists fear the deluge will dramatically increase this summer’s dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico, covering an area the size of Maryland.
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'Worst storms in 100 years' batter Ukraine view story
Ukraine's Emergency Ministry says storms and floods have killed 13 people, including five children, and at least two more are missing.
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Mold found in some FEMA homes brought in during Iowa flood view story
Lt. Gov. Patty Judge demanded Saturday that FEMA remove from Iowa all the homes with external water heater compartments, which would mean 223 of the nearly 300 homes in the Cedar Rapids area must be replaced.
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Slideshow of Aerial Photos of Iowa flooding view story
In 2008, a "500 year flood" to hit Iowa. The last time Iowa had a "500 year flood" was in...1993? The midwest is called the "Bread Basket of the World". If you enjoy having a reliable food supply, it would be wise to pay attention to our Earth
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Odd radio interview with management of FEMA contractor view story
3/4 down the page is a button that will launch a media player. Bob Calls Alltech after an employee was charged with assaulting a Penford Employee ... was the call real? You decide!
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The Talk Radio News Service: Iowa Flood view story
Craig Harwood, an engineer at Rockwell-Collins, discusses the massive waters that flowed through downtown Cedar Rapids. (0:50)
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Report of elevator shaft accident at Quaker Oats plant view story
Clean up continues at the Quaker Oats Cedar Rapids plant after the june 11-13 flooding.
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Cleaning crew treated for carbon monoxide poisoning view story
Thirteen people on cleanup-duty at a flood-damaged building in Cedar Rapids ended up at the hospital for carbon monoxide poisoning.
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Sad tales fill soaked libraries - Des Moines Register view story
Two tales emerge in the saga of Iowa's libraries and the floods. In one story, the majority of facilities escape the murky water. The other account details the harrowing losses of a handful of libraries smacked by the surging waters.
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Flooding likely to hike food prices - CNN.com view story
The floods engulfed an estimated 2 million or more acres of corn and soybean fields in Iowa, Indiana, Illinois and other key growing states, sending world grain prices skyward on fears of a substantially smaller corn crop.
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