Red Sky News | The Global Meltdown
Month: October 2010
Europe, Asia call for urgent deal
Two months before a key UN climate conference, European and Asian leaders pledged Tuesday to seek an urgent, legally-binding
Lead kills 400 Nigerian children
Some 400 children in northern Nigeria have died since March from lead poisoning linked to illegal mining by residents
Indonesia Floods: At least 56 dead
TELUK WONDAMA, Indonesia – Heavy rain unleashed flash floods and mudslides, killing at least 56 people in a remote
China: Rich nations must curb CO2
China on Tuesday told the United States and other rich nations to "dramatically" improve their greenhouse gas emission targets,
Strong quake jolts Philippines
COTABATO, Philippines (Xinhua) - A magnitude 5.3 undersea earthquake hit the southern Philippines this afternoon, the United States Geological
NASA to monitor Himalayas
A new system that will allow scientists to monitor the impact of climate change in the Himalayas using images
Battle of the Locusts begins
Hundreds of locust hatchings confirmed in NSW central west. More than 500 confirmed sightings of hatched locusts have now been
Arctic sea ice soon to disappear
Scientists in the US are predicting that within 30 years there will no longer be summer sea ice in
Hungary: Toxic sludge floods towns
BUDAPEST, Hungary — The reservoir of an aluminium plant in western Hungary burst on Monday, flooding several towns with
Indonesia: 13 dead dozens missing
Thirteen people were killed and dozens were missing after flash floods smashed through a district in eastern Indonesia's Papua