Red Sky News | The Global Meltdown
Month: October 2010
Haiti Cholera Death Toll Tops 250
The cholera outbreak gripping Haiti has now claimed more than 250 victims - as the disease begins to take
Italy Halts Garbage Protests
Authorities planned Sunday to temporarily halt waste deliveries to try to stop violent protests over a garbage tip outside
Inquiry into Disappearing lakes
There are growing calls for an inquiry into why an historic waterway on Sydney's south-western fringes is drying up. Environmentalists
China Downgrades Typhoon Megi
BEIJING – Torrential rains drenched China's southeastern coast Sunday as the government downgraded Typhoon Megi to a tropical depression
Coast Guard Investigates Gulf Slick
The U.S. Coast Guard is investigating a large brown slick floating near the mouth of the Mississippi river and
32 Dead in Bangkok Floods
Thirty two people have died so far in deadly floods which are racing through the streets of Bangkok and
Earthquake strikes Philippines
A 5.1-magnitude earthquake hit the southern Philippines early Sunday, the US Geological Survey (USGS) said, but there were no
Rare Tornado Kills 6, injures 100+
Video Report: A twister, reportedly on the ground for an hour, wreaked havoc in Northern Argentina on Thursday.
Megi Hits China’s Fujian Province
Megi pounded southern China's Fujian province with heavy rain Saturday but was downgraded to a strong tropical storm with
Hurricane Richard Heads for Belize
TEGUCIGALPA (Reuters) – Tropical Storm Richard strengthened on Saturday as it dumped rain on Honduras and was seen reaching