(Editor’s note: There will be no news roundup Friday 25 — will be back Tuesday 29. Be safe, sane, and have a memorable Thanksgiving — if celebrating. Or come say on Discord!) In short: Texas, the central US, New England, and the Carolinas are at risk of winter blackouts. Supply chain stresses are returning to
In short: The UK is in a recession and its inflation hit a new high of 11.1%. CDC conducted tabletop exercises to deal with an Ebola outbreak. Edible drones could help disaster victims survive. The UK is in a recession and inflation hit a new high of 11.1%; Thanksgiving will be 20% more expensive this
In short: East Coast and Gulf Coast on alert for more tropical activity, while the south and east US could flood. EIA expects US gasoline prices to start falling in Nov and be flat through 2023. Some Generac generators recalled after finger amputations. Wheat products, lunch meat, lettuce, and eggs are more expensive; US gasoline
(Edited 11/11 to add a piece of missing news about Taiwan.) In short: Early signs that US inflation might be cooling down. UK testing contingency plan to deal with nationwide power blackouts. US and Russia will restart nuclear arms control talks. US inflation might be peaking; UK food inflation hit new highs and it’s not
(Note: Edited to add the date of Election Day.) In short: Storm Nicole will strengthen into a hurricane and hit Florida and the southeastern US on Wednesday. The US is officially in a flu epidemic and the CDC is ready to deploy ventilators. One in three senior execs expects supply chain issues to last until
Excited to finally share that we’ve rebuilt TP from scratch, are in final testing/tweaking now, and expect the first version to go live over the coming weeks (likely before end of November). You won’t need to do anything. Ya’ll have been so patient while we worked on this, so I wanted to share a preview
In short: WH announced $13.5 bln in funding to help households with energy bills. Lisa will bring flash floods to Mexico; Storm Martin will pound Ireland and north of the UK over the weekend. Study shows monkeypox can spread asymptomatically half of the time. US not running out of diesel but prices will be high;
In short: Eurozone inflation hit a new high of 10.7%. US flu-related hospitalizations highest in 10 years. Marshall Fire victims could experience a similar fire within two years. Eurozone inflation hit a new high of 10.7%; Changes to Affordable Care Act; The UK should expect gas and turkey shortages. If you’re shopping for the Affordable
In short: WHO warns drug-resistant fungal pathogens are on the rise. Europe has excess natural gas but the market will be tight until 2025. Australia announced a buyback scheme for flood victims in NSW. US GDP grew 2.6% in Q3; Fed might slow pace of rate hikes in December; Europe has excess natural gas but
In short: The US to brace for a “tripledemic” of respiratory illnesses. Canada’s nationwide handgun sales ban went into effect. Colorado will recycle wastewater for drinking. Next US GDP report expected to show growth; Eurozone’s fear of recession accelerating; Global growth forecast to slow in 2023 The US unemployment rate fell to 3.5%, payrolls rose by 263,000,
In short: US heating bills are going up this winter. 70% of US children’s hospitals are full. Flesh-eating bacteria is infecting Floridians after Hurricane Ian. US recession looms; Heating prices increase; High PFAS in US deer and fish More economists believe the US is heading toward recession within the next 12 months. Employers are expected
In short: US inflation rose 0.4% in September; COLA will increase by 8.7% in 2023. Current floods in Southeast Australia might cause food shortages and high food prices. A chronic shortage of AdBlue could damage Germany’s supply chain and economy. US inflation rose 0.4% in September; Supply chain issues affecting Adderall, butter, tomatoes, beer, and
Editor’s note: Quick reminder that I’m taking a break next week—the news roundup will be back Tue 18. In the meantime, be good, be sane, take a breath, and one step at a time 😉 In short: The Mississippi River is too dry to ship harvest and other commodities through it. Nearly half of Canadians
Editor’s note: I’m taking a break from the news next week (wanna join me?), which means that there will be no news roundup published the week of Oct 10-16. The roundup will be back Tue Oct 17. Thank you for understanding. In short: The UK could be at significant risk of gas shortages this winter.
In short: Hurricane Ian might cause a 4-7 ft storm surge in South Carolina on Friday. Europe could face mobile network blackouts this winter. The cost of growing food in the US is set to rise by the most ever in 2022. National Preparedness Month Challenge Each Tuesday and Friday throughout September, the news roundups
