Red Sky News | The Global Meltdown
Month: November 2010
Plane Overshoots Icy Runway
Nearly 200 passengers have been evacuated from a plane after it left the runway at Newcastle Airport. Tyne and
Third Explosion at Pike River Mine
There has been a third explosion at the Pike River coal mine in New Zealand, where 29 men are
China Students Riot Over Food Cost
A group of high school students in China smashed windows and overturned tables after their canteen hiked prices, the
Haiti Cholera Death Toll Tops 1,600
AFP - The death toll from Haiti's cholera epidemic rose to 1,603 on Thursday, up from 1,415 just two
Christmas Cards Suffering Cutbacks
Britons will send 141 million fewer Christmas cards this year than five years ago in an effort to save
Gulf Closed as Shrimpers Catch Tar
US authorities Wednesday closed to shrimping a section of the Gulf of Mexico near the area of a massive
Bird Flu Hits Canada Turkey Farm
WINNIPEG — A turkey farm in Manitoba has been quarantined by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency after several birds
Algeria Fights Desertification
Rapid action is required to stem desertification in north Africa, a major environmental and economic threat in the region,
ASOSIS seek Climate Deal by 2011
Small island states want U.N. climate talks in Mexico next week to set an end-2011 deadline for agreeing a
Earthquake Jolts North Pakistan
ISLAMABAD --- An earthquake of 5.0 magnitude jolted northwest Pakistan near the border with Afghanistan on Thursday but there