Red Sky News | The Global Meltdown
Month: January 2009
CO2 Pollution ‘Turning Oceans Into Acid’
Carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions must fall sharply to avoid inflicting acid damage to the world's marine ecosystems, more than
Drought affects 7.9 Million hectares of wheat farmland in China
China's Ministry of Agriculture said on Tuesday that lack of rainfall in major wheat-growing provinces has brought drought to
At least 19 deaths in sweltering Australia
A SIGNIFICANTLY higher than average number of sudden deaths have occurred across Adelaide on the third consecutive day of
Plague of Locust swarms ‘high’ on serotonin
From loner to swarming locust - scientists watched the transformation unfold. It is one of nature's most radical transformations
China, EU join forces to fight economic crisis
BRUSSELS (AFP) – China and the European Union set aside past differences Friday and vowed to work together to
Obama urged not to backburner climate change
DAVOS, Switzerland – Don't put off action on global warming just because times are lean — that's the message
Arctic’s thaw brings security risks for NATO
NATO will need a military presence in the Arctic as global warming melts frozen sea routes and major powers
Argentina faces disaster amid devastating drought
Argentina has convened its National Farm Emergency Commission to discuss coping with the drought that has devastated production across
Thousands in Kentucky face frigid, lightless nights ahead
More than a million homes and businesses left in the cold without power Thursday in the wake of an
Sixteen die in northern Spain floods
Heavy rains have sparked flooding in northern Spain this week, while another death increased the number of fatalities claimed