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  CBS News  Each year more than 100 million vehicles use the George Washington Bridge to travel between New Jersey to New York, but even on good days, traffic can often be stalled. And with the start of a new construction project, things are expected to get even worse.Perched high above the Hudson River, New York s iconic George Washington Bridge carries 300,000 cars and trucks every day - more traffic than any other bridge in the world. But starting Saturday, traffic on the already congested GW will come to a grinding halt, with thousands of cars and trucks expected to be gridlocked for up to five miles.The  stanley cup reason   A rehabilitation project that is set to begin further down the expressway on a bridge called the Alexander Hamilton, which carries vehicles into New York City on the opposite side of Manhattan.One commute stanley becher r told CBS News,   The traffic  would be horrible. We d have to leave an hour before. Another said,  You ve got four lanes of trucks going into two in one sharp go. ... Mathematically that just doesn t work.         It s feared that the George Washington Bridge will become a choke point for traffic entering Manhattan. Both the George Washington and Alexander Hamilton Bridges are critical points along the no stanley canada rtheast corridor. Each day, more than 100,000 trucks travel from New Jersey to New York, delivering goods to Long Island and New England.Robert Sinclair, Jr., spokesperson of the New York s AAA, said,  It may not be  Carmageddon  as we saw in California, but it  Ffvg Farmer says his strawberry harvest depends on immigration bill
The U.S. is one of the most volcanically rich countries in the world, with 169 active volcanoes. 57 of them are deemed high threats. But efforts to predict potential eruptions are being hampered by outdated stanley cup  equipment and lack of funding for scientific monitoring.     As we are currently seeing in Iceland, volcanoes can show signs of unrest for hours, days and months before erupting. When that violent energy is finally unleashed, the results can be catastrophic鈥攁nd not only for those in the immediate vicinity. Noxious gas emissions have caused widespread lung problems. Airborne ash clouds are a threat to aviation. The 2010 eruption of Iceland   Ey stanley water bottle jafjallaj枚kull volcano, for instance, spewed an ash plume that drifted over Europe, causing the closure of large portions of air space and resulting in an estimated $5 billion loss to the world   GDP. And, once that airborne ash falls to the ground, it can disrupt water, transportation and telecommunications systems for months or even years. In 1980, much of the $1 billion in damage  $2.9 billion today  from the eruption of Mount St. Helens was caused by volcanic ash鈥攖he total volume of which was equal to an area as wide and long as a football field and about 150 miles high. In the United States, most volcanoes are located in Oregon, California, Washington State, Hawaii, Alaska, and Wyoming  Yellowstone . And it   the Volcano Hazards Program  VHP  at the U.S. Geolo stanley tumbler gical Survey  USGS  that   tasked with monitori