Red Sky News | The Global Meltdown
Month: February 2009
UN chief addresses climate change conference
NEW DELHI (AFP) – UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon warned Thursday that failure to tackle climate change would lead
1st deep sea observatory looks at climate change
A crane on a ship deck hoisted a 502-pound video camera and plopped it into the ocean for a
Australian floods wash crocodiles into streets
Floods ravaging northern Australia have washed crocodiles onto the streets, where one was hit by a car, authorities said
Quakes Build Stress Along Mega Fault Line
Feb. 4, 2009 -- A bizarre form of earthquake, which happens over the course of two to three weeks
Rabies Plague kills over 50 Angolan children in 3 months
LUANDA - Rabies has killed over 50 children in Angola's capital Luanda in the past three months, raising alarm
EU envoy says China won’t skate on climate
WASHINGTON (AFP) – The European Union's envoy to Washington told US lawmakers Wednesday that China will not escape making
Climate bill seen possible “in weeks”
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Senate's top environmental lawmaker offered a preview on Wednesday of major component of climate change
Australia heatwave claims 37 lives
As the Arctic freeze sweeps Britain, a record-breaking heatwave in Australia has claimed the lives of 37 people and
Over 200,000 still without power in the Midwest
More than 200,000 homes and businesses remained without power Tuesday after snow and ice storms January 27-28 left almost
Dengue Fever Epidemic hits Australian tourist destinations
A dengue fever epidemic has taken hold in the popular tourist destination of Cairns in northern Queensland and authorities