Red Sky News | The Global Meltdown
Month: June 2008
Dry river refilled by lake water
Rivers which had been dry because lakes were formed upstream by the Sichuan quake, have now been re-flooded. James
Scientists warn G8 of climate peril to food
PARIS (AFP) - Scientists from Group of Eight countries and the five biggest emerging nations urged next month's G8
Report says China consumes twice its supply
BEIJING - China consumes more than double what its natural resources can supply, a report by Chinese and international
Drought closes world’s biggest cattle ranch in Australia
The world's largest cattle ranch has been forced to sell off its livestock and mothball operations because of the
African landmarks at threat from global warming
JOHANNESBURG (AFP) - Some of Africa's most famous landscapes such as snow-capped Mount Kilimanjaro and Lake Chad, are at
Water spouts caught on camera
Two water spouts have been filmed forming off the Hollywood coast near Fort Lauderdale. A water spout is a
US hit by heatwave and storms
Torrential rains have caused more flooding and destroyed homes across parts of the US Midwest. Meanwhile, the US east
Global Warming Turns Sea Into Acid Bath
Increasing carbon dioxide emissions could leave species such as coral and sea urchins struggling to survive by the end
Climate Change produces The world’s first rising seas “refugees”
PORT MORESBY, The 1,500 residents of Carteret Island, an atoll of the Autonomous Region of Bougainville, Papua New Guinea,
Japan PM launches climate plan
TOKYO (AFP) - Japanese Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda, vowing a "low-carbon revolution" against global warming, on Monday unveiled a