Red Sky News | The Global Meltdown
Month: January 2009
Australia’s Aborigines to suffer most from climate change
Australia's outback Aborigines will be among the worst affected by climate change as soaring temperatures likely cause more disease
EU welcomes Obama climate vow
The European Union presidency on Tuesday welcomed US President Barack Obama's vow to lead the world in tackling climate
New Orleans is going green
NEW ORLEANS – The city known more for French Quarter trash than recycling or renewable energy is going green. In
Obama: We will lead on climate change
US President Barack Obama Monday vowed to lead the world on climate change as he set about shredding Bush
‘Earthquake swarm’ rocks Yellowstone
The swarm of more than 500 tremors is the largest series of back-to-back quakes to hit the area in
Contamination fears over two-headed fish
Toxic chemical contamination was the likely cause of fatal fish mutations in northern Australia in which thousands of bass
Hong Kong’s economic growth spluttering on filthy air
In recent years, a thick haze originating from factories in southern China has enveloped Hong Kong for large chunks
Spain, Portugal to set up energy research centre
Spain and Portugal will set up a joint renewable energy research centre, the leaders of both nations said recently. The
Japan launches satellite to track greenhouse gases
Japan successfully launched the world's first satellite dedicated to monitoring greenhouse gas emissions Friday, aiming to aid the fight