Red Sky News | The Global Meltdown
Month: August 2009
China says rich up pressure on poor over climate
China accused rich nations at U.N. climate talks on Thursday of increasing pressure on the poor to do more
Hurricanes in the Atlantic more frequent
Hurricanes in the Atlantic are more frequent than at any time in the last 1,000 years, according to research
Australian Farmers prepare for locust plague
NSW farmers have been told to keep an eye out for locusts after the season's first hatchings were confirmed
Australia: Highest-Ever Winter Water Temperatures Recorded
NOAA polar orbiting satellites obtain the data generating sea surface temperature images. This is a composite 15-day image showing
Galapagos face ecological disaster due to tourism
Mosquitoes brought into the Galapagos on tourist planes and boats threaten to wreak "ecological disaster" in the islands, central
700 Found alive in Taiwan mudslide
Video: 700 Found alive in Taiwan mudslide.
Climate change an Australian security threat
Australia faces more intense and frequent heatwaves, wildfires, cyclones and floods, with climate change becoming a threat to national
Rich nations offer 15-21 percent CO2 cuts by 2020: U.N.
Industrialized nations excluding the United States are planning cuts in greenhouse gas emissions of between 15 and 21 percent
China shuts factory after lead poisons children
China has closed a factory in its northwest which is suspected of causing lead poisoning in more than 300
Crops destroyed as Iowa farmers add up damage of massive weekend storms
Farmers began assessing the damage of a hailstorm that struck Sunday morning along U.S. Highway 20 from Webster and