Red Sky News | The Global Meltdown
Month: October 2010
Record rain floods east coast USA
Video Report: From the Carolinas to Delaware, last week's record rainfall spread misery all along the Eastern Seaboard. Wilmington,
Pacific Walrus under threat
Move over, polar bear. The Pacific walrus may be the new icon of global warming. Like polar bears, walruses
German Business gets Green ally
Germany's resurgent Green party is setting records in the opinion polls and being tentatively courted by unlikely new suitors:
Australia hit by Plague of Locusts
Video Report: An area of farmland the size of Spain could be destroyed by a swarm of locusts in
Earthquake hits central Japan
TOKYO --- A 5.0-magnitude quake hit areas some 200 kilometres (125 miles) north of Tokyo Sunday as Japan's early
China, Greece to curb ship CO2
China and Greece will set up a centre to look at ways of saving energy and cutting greenhouse gas
China To Build Eco-City
At a construction site in northern China, a billboard boasts of a "liveable city" where residents can drink tap
Oil from BP spill traveled 500 kms
Traces of oil from a ruptured BP well in the Gulf of Mexico have been found at a depth
Norway urges quick fix for forests
Norway favors more international action to slow deforestation in developing nations as the quickest and cheapest way to fight
EU-Asia call for climate deal
The European Union and Asia will issue a joint call for a "binding" climate change deal at a summit