Red Sky News | The Global Meltdown
Month: October 2010
Hungary Plays Down Toxic Spill
Hungarian officials on Friday played down the threat of disastrous pollution to the Danube river from an industrial accident
Eco Groups slam tuna quotas
Environmental groups Friday criticised scientists' recommendations for fishing quotas of the lucrative but endangered bluefin tuna, which they warned
Japan revives push for climate bill
Japan's government agreed on Friday to resurrect a climate bill calling for an emissions trading system and an environment
Australian Farmers forced exodus
Farmers and small business owners are predicting the Murray-Darling Basin Authority's recommendation for massive water cuts will force a
Toxic sludge kills life in Danube
Dead fish are floating in the Danube after a toxic sludge spill that killed four people in Hungary
Two strong quakes off Alaska
Two earthquakes measuring 6.4 and 6.1 on the Richter scale jolted off Alaska's Andreanof Islands Thursday evening, the U.S.
1,000 villages flooded in China
More than 1,000 villages on China's Hainan Island have been hit by flooding following the heaviest rains for decades,
4.2 Earthquake jolts Bulgaria
Provadiya. A series of tremors were felt in the region of Provadiya measuring 4.2-4.4 on the Richter scale late
Serbia on toxic sludge alert
Video Report: Serbia is monitoring the River Danube for signs of pollution after the Hungarian toxic spill reached the
Tropical Storm Otto hits Caribbean
CHARLOTTE AMALIE, US Virgin Islands, Oct 7 AP - Heavy rains from Tropical Storm Otto have overturned cars, toppled