The Northeast Blackout of 2003 still lingers in the minds of many New Yorkers, as well as people from as far away as Michigan -- the Blackout was the most widespread of any blackout to hit the United States. New York was the biggest city to be affected, with power out in some neighborhoods for over 36 hours. But although the outage started in Ohio because of trees crowding the power lines, New York Governor George Pataki blamed this instead:
a) the President
b) global warming
c) heavy rain
d) Canada
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