Red Sky News | The Global Meltdown
Month: December 2010
Cancun Climate Talks Deadlocked
United Nations negotiators in Mexico are desperately trying to break deadlocks and come up with some form of agreement
Texas Heading for Severe Drought
State climatologist John Nielsen-Gammon told the Houston Chronicle that continuing dry weather is likely to persist at least into
Cruise Ship Battered by 30ft Waves
Video Report: An Antarctic cruise ship is limping back to port in Argentina after losing an engine in rough
Rare Tornado Strikes Portugal
Video Report: The Weather Channel's severe weather expert Dr. Greg Forbes examines a tornado that struck Portugal. (more…)
Cancun Climate Talks Make Progress
The world's climate negotiators on Thursday inched toward compromise on fighting deforestation and assisting poor nations as Bolivia's firebrand
Disaster Zones Across Australia
Thirty-five council areas in New South Wales and Queensland have been declared natural disaster zones with more areas likely
Climate Talks on “Knife Edge”
The outcome of U.N. climate talks is "on a knife edge" on the penultimate day of 190-nation talks with
Island States Face Ocean Wipe Out
CANCUN, Mexico - Encroaching seas in the Pacific are raising the salt level in the wells of the Marshall
Troops To Help in UK Snow Chaos
The Army has been drafted in to help remove snow and ice from the streets of Scotland's capital after
Climate Threatens Cultural Sites
Mummies decaying in Siberia, pyramids vanishing under the sand in Sudan, Mayan temples collapsing: climate change risks destroying countless