# Safety
What will Honolulu look like if all ice on Earth melts? Here's your answer
Honolulu, Hawaii, is one of the most beautiful places on Earth. It’s the perfect vacation oasis with its tropical climate and gorgeous beaches. But, since the island is in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, it may be at risk of rising water levels due to climate change. Specifically, the melting of ice.
Upscale Homes in Southern California Burned Because of Climate Change
Wildfires have been getting more intense in recent years. Of all emerging climate change issues, wildfires are the most damaging and misunderstood events. Besides the material and financial loss, people die in tragic events and rescue missions. The damage to the ecosystem and its wildlife is immeasurable, and it seems like the efforts to prevent wildfires yields little to no results.
What will Oakland look like if all ice on Earth melts? Here's your answer
California doesn’t get much more Californian than Oakland. Thriving, diverse, and well-off, the average home costs just over a million dollars. The first surge of people who moved to Oakland were the individuals who could afford to move out of San Francisco after the 1906 earthquake. It’s where Kamala Harris was born, and it’s been a historical hotbed for protests of all kinds.
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The eccentric billionaire and a potential Twitter owner, Elon Musk, has come after President Biden once again. He's been an outspoken critic of the current government, especially President Biden.
What will New Orleans look like if all ice on Earth melts? Here's your answer
New Orleans is a city well known for Mardi Gras, Cajun food, and wild parties. Unfortunately, it’s also known for its extreme risk of flooding if it gets so much as a drizzle. Between its location on the Gulf of Mexico and its highest elevation being about six and a half feet above sea level, it’s a very wet city.
America's Cities, According to Their Mayors
A national review of 100 mayoral State of the City addresses reveals the top issues in urban communities according to the voices of their mayoral representatives. Traditionally, Mayors oversee a city's many public departments, including police, fire, education, housing, and transportation. They serve as the city's Chief Executive, with the power to appoint and remove commissioners to these departments.
Why California Can't Curb Water Usage Amid a Dangerous Crisis
Californian draughts are set to wipe billions out of the economy, destroy entire ecosystems and impoverish the Golden State's wildlife. Some officials worry that Souther California won't survive the summer in these conditions.
Central Florida to Suffer Record Heat This Week
Florida to welcome the potential beginning of the rainy season this week. Record-breaking heatwave and tropical moisture to kickstart an unpleasantly hot atmosphere in Central Florida's cities, like Orlando, Tampa, and St. Petersburg.
Anti-Semitism Incidents at Rutgers, NJ-Israel Commission Responds
The NJ-Israel Commission responds to recent bias incidents at Rutgers University-New Brunswick, and Gov. Murphy makes new appointments to the NJ-Israel Commission. The New Jersey-Israel Commission responds to reported incidents of harassment toward Jewish students based on perceived support for Israel at Rutgers University-New Brunswick.
What will San Diego Look Like if All Ice on Earth Melts? Here’s Your Answer
San Diego is one of the southernmost cities in sunny California. It’s the seat of San Diego County, the fifth most populous county in the United States. With beautiful views, multiple naval bases, and a population of over a million, personality is not lacking. Sitting sixty-two feet above sea level is a problem when sea levels are perpetually rising. Leaving out damages caused by storm surges, San Diego could rack up $335 million in damages due to rising sea levels alone.
Multi-state Kidnapping, Assault, & Arson Rampage
A Federal Judge has convicted Luis Figueroa, of Bronx, NY, of engaging in a violent, multi-state crime spree where he sexually assaulted his ex-girlfriend, pushed a pregnant woman down a flight of stairs, and set a car dealership on fire.
NJDEP Identifies Common Health Hazards in New Jersey Schools
New Jersey has over 18,000 known contaminated sites under remediation and tens of thousands of additional sites that completed or are still in the process of cleaning up. Some of our state’s public schools sit on or near these contaminated sites.
What will Outer Banks look like if all the ice on Earth melts? Here's your answer
Two unoccupied seaside properties plunged into the ocean in Rodanthe on Tuesday. Someone filmed one of the incidents. Since then, the video has gone mega-viral, amassing tens of millions of views in less than 24 hours.
What will San Francisco look like if all ice on Earth melts? Here's your answer
Photo by Defense Visual Information Distribution Service. San Fransisco has been an epicenter of modern innovation, but will this famous tech town be able to last if the ice caps melt?
Washington State to Face Prolonged Food Shortages
Many factors directly affect the food industry, creating ongoing problems, including shortages and prolonged food insecurity. Food shortages can occur when many individuals require healthy food and local stores cannot meet the demand. However, there are other circumstances surrounding the food insecurity in Washington State, including:
What will Tampa Look Like if all Ice on Earth Melts? Here's Your Answer
Image by Nolan, Jacqueline V. Congressional Cartography Program (Library of Congress) Florida is known as the perfect vacation getaway for many Americans and people globally. The Sunshine State is home to well-known tourist attractions such as Disney World, sandy beaches, amusement parks, landmarks, and more. It is also home to 21.7 million Americans who could be facing the risk of losing their homes.
The NJ Youth Justice Task Force Report
A new report from the Youth Task Force provides recommendations for reforming youth criminal justice in New Jersey. “The Task Force, which was created in 2018 when Governor Phil Murphy signed Executive Order No. 42, consists of over a dozen stakeholders involved in all facets of juvenile justice and is charged with providing recommendations to the legislative and executive branches on strategies for continuing the reform of the state’s youth justice system.” – Office of the Governor.