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Home solar power installations quadrupled in Houston Houston homeowners run to solar power for energy security Solar power installations in Houston quadrupled since 2018. During the pandemic, Houston homeowners were looking to keep the lights on for the next big freeze. HOUSTON - Solar power installations reached a record high in 2020 across the country, according to the Solar Energy Industries Association.   More people are going solar in Houston, too.  Environment Texas says solar panel installations quadrupled in Houston from 2018 to 2020.  Experts say it's due not only to more people m...

 E-Mail Black children hospitalised in the U.S. for severe sepsis are more likely to die than White or Hispanic children, driven by high mortality rates in the West and South of the country. No difference in mortality was found between publicly and privately insured children, but 'other' insurance status (self-pay, no charge, and other) was associated with increased mortality. Black and Hispanic children had longer hospital stays than White children. Black children hospitalised in the U.S. due to severe sepsis have 20% greater odds of death than White or Hispanic children, according t...

Study: Black kids in U.S. have higher risk for death from sepsis than White kids By (0) Black children are more likely to die from sepsis than their White and Hispanic peers, according to a new study. File Photo by Mary Rice/Shutterstock Dec. 14 (UPI) -- Black children hospitalized in the United States have a significantly higher risk for death from sepsis than White or Hispanic children, according to a study published Monday by The Lancet Child & Adolescent Health. Severe sepsis is a life-threatening reaction caused by the immune system overreacting to an infection, and it occurs most freq...