Red Sky News | The Global Meltdown
Month: November 2008
Jordan grapples with water crisis
DEIR ALLA, Jordan (AFP) – Gasping for water and fearful that climate change will amplify its problems, Jordan is
Bangladeshis rally against climate change
DHAKA, Bangladesh – Some 500 women rallied in Bangladesh's capital on Thursday, demanding richer nations cut their greenhouse gas
Tuna fishing to be cut by 30 pct over two years
BRUSSELS (AFP) – Bluefin tuna fishing will have to be cut by 30 percent over two years in the
Global coal damage costs 360 billion euro annually
WARSAW (AFP) – The use of coal for energy production causes at least 360 billion euros worth of damage
Climate change is a battle for existence in the Maldives
MALE (AFP) – Among the many grim predictions of climate change experts, the future fate of The Maldives stands
One-third of China’s Yellow River polluted
BEIJING – Newly released scientific results show one-third of the famed Yellow River, which supplies water to millions of
Groups Hope Obama Will Rebuild EPA
Environmentalists are eager for President-elect Barack Obama to take office so that he can reverse the troubled Bush administration
UN sees new peril in Asia’s huge brown cloud cover
BEIJING – Thick brown clouds of soot, particles and chemicals stretching from the Persian Gulf to Asia threaten health
California dirty air kills more than car crashes
FRESNO, Calif. – Lowering air pollution in Southern California and the San Joaquin Valley would save more lives annually
Red Tide Hits Fujairah And Kalba Shores
FUJAIRAH - Red tide has been lashing Fujairah and Kalba shores in the eastern coastline since Sunday, spreading foul