Red Sky News | The Global Meltdown
Month: September 2009
Chile vaccinates salmon against deadly virus
Fisheries in Chile on Tuesday began inoculating farm-raised salmon against infectious salmon anemia (ISA), a virus that has killed
Indonesian flash floods kill 38
AT least 38 people have been killed in flash floods in a remote region of Indonesia's North Sumatra province. The
40 percent of dead swine flu patients were young and healthy
About 40 percent of people who have died of swine flu or fallen seriously ill were young and otherwise
South Africa puts power security above clean energy
South Africa, which relies on coal for 90 percent of its electricity, will need to first focus on ensuring
One in six Mediterranean mammals face extinction
One in six Mediterranean mammals is threatened with extinction at the regional level, mainly due to the destruction of
Mafia sank boat with radioactive waste: official
Italian authorities have discovered a ship that was sunk by the mafia off the coast of southern Italy with
Eighteen Women And Children Die In Pakistan Food Stampede
Eighteen women and children have died after stampeding a center for for aid in Pakistan.
Argentina, Uruguay pollution row reaches UN court
Argentina accused neighbouring Uruguay in the UN's highest court Monday of reneging on a bilateral treaty when it authorised
Strong earthquake rocks Venezuela
A strong 6.4 magnitude earthquake shook major oil exporter Venezuela on Saturday, causing panic in the capital, Caracas, and
Flooding and landslides wreak havoc in Brazil
(CNN) -- Treacherous storm conditions have plagued southern Brazilian states for nearly a week, causing flooding and landslides and