Red Sky News | The Global Meltdown
Month: January 2009
Australia cracks down on Great Barrier Reef pollution
Australia announced a crackdown on pollution of the Great Barrier Reef Thursday as the World Heritage-listed site comes under
Most EU nations fail to meet air standards
The European Union said Thursday that 23 of its 27 member nations have failed to meet clean air standards
Australia Wilts As Worst Heatwave Ever Hits
Emergency services have gone to high alert in southeast Australia as the region's worst heatwave in a century sent
China aims to increase coal production 30 pct by 2015
China is aiming to increase its coal production by about 30 percent by 2015 to meet its energy needs,
6.0 Earthquake hits Indonesia
A strong 6.0-magnitude earthquake struck off Indonesia';s Sumatra island early this morning , the US Geological Survey said. The
Red Tide Hits The Philippines
A red tide ban remains hoisted over four coastal areas in the country, the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic
Australian military warns of climate conflict
Australia's military has warned that global warming could create failed states across the Pacific as sea levels rise and
1 in 5 considering leaving Hong Kong due to pollution
One in five Hong Kong residents is considering leaving the city because of its dire air quality, a survey
New US report details effects of rising sea levels
A new US report concludes that Florida and Louisiana are the states most vulnerable to sea-level rise, followed by
Humans help mosquitoes spread disease
Humans adjusting to water shortages caused by global warming could help a dengue fever-carrying mosquito expand into new parts