Typhoon and cyclone wreck havoc from Texas to India

Press Trust of India HOUSTON, 20 APRIL: The death toll in the massive fertilizer plant explosion in Texas has risen to 14, with US investigators announcing they had nearly finished search and rescue efforts. Two days after the West Fertilizer ...

Viewd by: 5 Not rated yet Wade Orsmby of Australia poses with the winner's trophy at the India Gate, after the final day of the Panasonic Open tournament in New Delhi yesterday 7 April 2013 Reuters/Texas American Billy Horschel continued his ...

US has granted conditional authorization to export domestically produced liquefied natural gas. Reuters Top Stories Opening up the prospects of export of shale gas to energy starved India, the US granted conditional authorization to export ...

A Houston woman placed an ad on Craigslist asking the internet to adopt her son. Attention, parents of children who were conceived during a Craigslist casual encounter: don't get any ideas from this! The woman has been arrested on misdemeanor ...

(Targeted News Service Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) Targeted News Service Targeted News Service ALEXANDRIA, Va., May 6 -- The following federal patents were awarded to inventors in Texas. *** Siemens Industry Assigned Patent ALEXANDRIA, Va., May 6 -- ...

In so many ways, the town of West, Texas, was long a perfect little prairie town. Just up the road from Waco, it remained insulated from the expansion that has colored much of the corridor. Its population remains roughly the same as it was in 1900.

In 1984, a single, large-scale emission of methyl isocyanate (MIC) led to the loss of thousands of lives at Bhopal, India. The event became one of the most consequential process safety failures for the manufacturing industry. Follow-up releases and ...

Imagination Technologies said annual profit would miss forecasts due to delays in signing licensing deals. RELATED LONDON: Imagination Technologies said annual profit would miss forecasts due to delays in signing licensing deals as some of its ...

April 19 (Bloomberg) -- The Texas plant that was the scene of a deadly explosion this week was last inspected by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration in 1985. The risk plan it filed with regulators listed no flammable chemicals. And it ...