Red Sky News | The Global Meltdown
Month: October 2010
Plague Of Mosquitoes To Hit Darwin
The Northern Territory Health Department says the Top End needs to prepare for an "enormous wave" of mosquitoes. The department
Handcuff demo over climate change
Twelve female protesters have handcuffed themselves to lorries which had been parked to deliberately block the main road leading
Paula drops heavy rain on Cuba
HAVANA – A weakening Paula dumped heavy rains on Cuba's capital, turning some of the streets into shallow rivers
Cambodia Flash Floods Kill Four
PHNOM PENH (AFP) – Four Cambodians including a four-year-old boy have been swept to their deaths in flash flooding
Indonesia forced to import rice
Indonesia will be forced to import rice in bulk and reduce exports of other commodities after extreme weather harmed
Parts of NSW disaster areas
The New South Wales Government has declared a natural disaster following floods in the state's Riverina and South-West Slopes. The
Villagers return to toxic sludge town
The Hungarian plant which caused a toxic sludge leak has reopened as villagers forced to abandon their houses begin
Baltic Residents fear pollution
Many residents of the nine countries surrounding the Baltic Sea have concerns about its environment and pollution levels, but
Tropical Storm Paula Hits Havana
HAVANA (Reuters) – Tropical Storm Paula weakened further on Thursday, but still packed enough punch to blast through the
2 Million Still Homeless In Haiti
Searing images have been burned into our collective memories from the earthquake calamities and catastrophes which befell Haiti on