Red Sky News | The Global Meltdown
Month: November 2010
More Bodies Found at Mount Merapi
Rescuers digging through several feet (a meter) of ash discovered nine more bodies on the slopes of Mount Merapi,
Cold Weather Slows Locust March
The Department of Primary Industries says the weekend's cold, wet weather has slowed the surging locust population across Victoria. The
More Quakes Shake Christchurch
After a couple of relatively quiet days, Christchurch has experienced another wave of aftershocks with two of them measuring
Benin Battles Cholera after Floods
Video Report: Cholera, the water-born disease, has become a growing problem in Benin after weeks of flooding that
Arabs Face Water Crisis by 2015
Lebanon, once considered to have an abundance of water, is threatened with acute shortages as the Arab world lurches
Merapi Eruptions Begin to Ease
Indonesian authorities say activity at Mount Merapi in Central Java appears to be subsiding after almost three weeks of
Greenpeace Protests Tennis Sponsor
Environmental group Greenpeace hung banners on the venue of the Paris Masters tennis tournament Saturday protesting the involvement of
Strong Quake Hits Santo Domingo
A preliminary 5.6-magnitude earthquake struck the Dominican Republic early Saturday, the U.S. Geological Survey said. The quake struck 155
Merapi Death Toll Rises to 240
MOUNT MERAPI, Indonesia – Indonesia’s most volatile volcano unleashed another cloud of searing gas Saturday as rescuers pulled more
UN Asks for Funds to Fight Cholera
The United Nations has appealed for $164 million to tackle an outbreak of cholera in Haiti. It is worried that