Red Sky News | The Global Meltdown
Month: October 2010
4 tornadoes hit North Arizona
BELLEMONT, Ariz. – A rare swarm of tornadoes shoved semis off highways and destroyed homes in the pre-dawn darkness
Solar surprise for climate models
Scientists found that a decline in the Sun's activity did not lead as expected to a cooling of the
DNV to probe BP Oil Spill
Norwegian certification group Det norske Veritas (DNV) said Wednesday US authorities had asked it to help investigate the failed
Residents move to renewable city
Abu Dhabi's planned Masdar City, which is to be the world's first powered solely by renewable energy, now has
Deadzone near Oil Spill Site
Divers examining the damage caused by this year's oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico have experienced a curious
Severe hail storm in Pheonix
Video Report: Severe storms moved through the Phoenix, Arizona area Tuesday. They produced golf ball size hail. Rick Lowry
Hungary declares emergency after red sludge spill
Hungary declared a state of emergency in three counties on Tuesday, a day after a torrent of toxic red
Storms cause floods in Arizona, Nevada
PHOENIX – Strong storms on Tuesday pounded portions of the West, dropping record-setting rain in northern Nevada, flooding roads
Indonesia flood toll rises to 86
The death toll from flash floods in a remote region of eastern Indonesia has risen to at least 86,
Greenpeace blasts nuclear plant
Environmental group Greenpeace sharply criticised Swiss power stations Tuesday for using nuclear fuel from a Russian reprocessing centre at