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Economic crisis since independence. the deal is being seen as a lifeline for the country but it comes with a set of pre—conditions and concerns are mounting the plan will not help. from colombo, archana shukla reports. it's been a year of stagnating life for sri lankians. the government now hopes the recently secured imf loan will put the economy back on track. but anxiety among other sri lankan is still clearly noticeable. translation: more people stay poon translation: more people stay poor. these people are suffering everyday so i don't think that the people in the country will benefit be...

About a year ago, Mangilao resident Doug Bowling transitioned his household to solar power and hasn’t looked back since.

Temperatures across huge swaths of the country. 100 people people remain under windchill alerts. atlanta and philadelphia are facing their coldest christmas ever. and nearly two million people are without power. power companies in ohio, kentucky, and memphis are asking residents to reduce their power usage to avoid widespread outages. people hoping to travel home for christmas have been met with frustration for three consecutive days now. road travel in some areas is dangerous. today alone, 2,000 flights have been canceled, 5,000 delayed. allison chinchar is in the cnn weather center. we begin...

Take more severe measures, potentially rotating customer outages, which is something we are trying to prevent. and conversation helps a lot. >> so when can you expect customers to be able to return to normal, normal every day power usage. >> we're thinking tomorrow around should be fine. and many customers will be unaffected by this. but the customers that do have the opportunity to take some measures, that will be very helpful because we have seen it work. >> i don't know if we said this during the introduction, how does someone know if this applies to them? what is the area? how can they fin...

The increase was primarily blamed on “compliance with federal requirements, as well as unprecedented inflation and economic conditions.”