Red Sky News | The Global Meltdown
Month: November 2010
Nuclear Waste Arrives in Germany
A convoy of highly radioactive waste crawled into its final destination Tuesday after unprecedented protests that activists said would
Europe Sees US on Board at Cancun
Europe is confident of US support at this month's Cancun climate talks despite President Barack Obama's poll reverse and
China to Cut Dioxin Emissions
China has said it aims to cut the intensity of dioxin emissions in key industries by 10 percent by
Anak Krakatau’s Crater Expanding
Cinangka, Banten. The crater of Anak Krakatau in the Sunda Strait has expanded to a diameter of 25-26 meters,
Children Missing in Volcano Chaos
Yogyakarta. Rescuers in Indonesia voiced fears on Tuesday for missing children lost in the chaos of a mass exodus
BP Didn’t Put Profit Before Safety
A US presidential panel probing the Gulf of Mexico oil disaster examined Tuesday the oil industry's safety culture, after
Merapi Ground Heat Halts Searches
Indonesian rescue workers were forced to abandon efforts to retrieve bodies of victims from the Nov. 5 eruption of
Canada Floods State of Emergency
Three areas of southwest Nova Scotia remain under a local state of emergency, and travel is difficult in that
Yogyakarta Residents Flee Merapi
Mount Merapi, Indonesia. Frightened residents in a bustling city of 400,000 at the foot of Indonesia’s rumbling volcano headed
Hurricane Killed at least 20 in Haiti
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti – At least 20 people died when Hurricane Tomas brushed past Haiti, more than double the number