Snow melts reveal New York snow garbage and holes
New York City faces melting snow revealing garbage piles, rats, and debris, with 57 inches of snow this winter. Bodies found after melting expose a deadly mix of cold and crime as Sanitation resumes pickups and crews tackle potholes and snowmelters.
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U N Warns China Wheat Crop at Risk From Winter Drought
The FAO reports a long winter drought endangers China’s wheat harvest in Hebei and Shanxi. About 2.6 million people and 2.8 million livestock face shortages due to the drought as UN agencies issue an alarm.
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