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I am todd piro. Jillian lets go to mobile, alabama. Reporter we are in mobile bay, dark and windy behind me. When we got closer to the shore, in mobile bay, a real dangerous flash flooding, that is the biggest concern with the storm, moving to miles an hour. There has been upwards of 7075 mileperhour wind gusts in mobile bay. If you look at gulf war, pensacola, near that first quadrant, usually the most powerful part of these hurricanes but i will say the wind is starting to pick up, the rain piling up in front of me. This is how deep it is everywhere, puddles and puddles of rain. I have seen ...

Countries worldwide have to redesign their grids to cater for the fact that power generation from renewables changes the geography of electricity supply.

“Decades of research indicate that racism undergirds our public institutions and shapes various aspects of our contemporary society, including public policies. These policies, in turn, shape local school practices that

“Decades of research indicate that racism undergirds our public institutions and shapes various aspects of our contemporary society, including public policies. These policies, in turn, shape local school practices that impact the day to day experiences of students in classrooms. Even as schools are shaped by broader trends of racial inequality, they serve to maintain – or in rare cases disrupt – racial inequality for students and families.” – The Inequality Project, Columbia University.

“Decades of research indicate that racism undergirds our public institutions and shapes various aspects of our contemporary society, including public policies. These policies, in turn, shape local school practices that