The governor of California declared a state of emergency two days after a ruptured pipeline leaked an estimated 21,000 gallons of oil off the California shore. The leak was first reported in southern California on Tuesday afternoon. The Plains All American Pipeline which built the busted pipeline in 1991, said “Plains deeply regrets this release has occurred and is making every effort to limit its environmental impact.” However this spill is having a great effect not only on the beach goers for the up coming Memorial Day weekend but on the wildlife as well.
State Of Emergency Declared In Oklahoma
As the weather gets worse, several counties in Oklahoma have chosen to declare a state of emergency. Read more about this state of emergency after the jump.
(Photo) City Of Baltimore In A State Of Emergency?
The recent catastrophe’s that has been happening country wide is completely unacceptable. Hundreds of innocent women, men and children have died due to racism and police brutality. The recent episodes that our occurring in Baltimore even forced Governor Hogan to declare a state of emergency.
(Video) California Declares State Of Emergency!
An extreme drought is causing a severe wild fire in California. The drought, which is reported to be the worst in a century, has forced the governor to declare a state of emergency due to the unusual winter wild fire. To see news coverage of this story, click below.
(Video) West Virginia Chemical Spill Threatens Health Of Residents!
A chemical spill in West Virginia has left 300,000 residents without clean water. Authorities advised people not to drink tap water or take a bath and have declared a state of emergency. More than 700 people have called poison control centers after accidentally drinking the contaminated water. To see news coverage of this story, click below.
New York Declared A State Of Emergency???
Nemo has been found–in NY! Governor Cuomo declared NY a state of emergency as up to 2 feet of snow could hit New York this weekend. Subway service is partially temporarily suspended, and for the City That Never Sleeps, you know this is a big deal! Read more after the jump.
