Red Sky News | The Global Meltdown
Month: October 2010
EU tells Nigeria to clean up mining
Kano — As the number of children known to have been poisoned by lead continues to mount, a UN
EU bid to freeze drilling collapses
A bid to freeze deepwater drilling in Europe in the wake of the Gulf of Mexico disaster collapsed Wednesday
Hungary Alumina plant to restart
VESZPREM, Hungary (Reuters) – The alumina plant that flooded parts of Hungary with toxic sludge will restart production by
Pakistan flood damage $9.5 billion
KARACHI (Reuters) – Pakistan's recent floods inflicted $9.5 billion in damage to property, crops and infrastructure, according to an
Hurricane Paula Threatens Cancun
CANCUN, Mexico – Hurricane Paula headed for a near pass along the southern coast of Mexico's resort-dotted Yucatan Peninsula
Another Quake shakes Christchurch
The New Zealand city of Christchurch has been rocked by a strong aftershock. Witnesses say the magnitude-five quake lasted between
Global water-shortage threat
Water shortages will be the world's most pressing problem in the next decade, compounded by a growing global population,
Floods inundate northeast India
Video Report: Days of incessant rains in India's northeastern Manipur state causes flooding that damages crops and severely impacts
Flood proof road torn up by Flood
A $5 million Brisbane road which was recently upgraded to prevent flooding has been destroyed by the recent heavy
US to lift oil drilling moratorium
The White House said on Tuesday that the Obama administration will likely lift a moratorium on deepwater offshore