Red Sky News | The Global Meltdown
Month: December 2010
300 Spend Night on Abandoned Train
Hundreds of rail commuters have spent a miserable night aboard an abandoned train, an operator said. Three hundred passengers were
Hundreds Stranded by Heavy Snow
Hundreds of cars have been stranded on snowbound roads for a second night as temperatures plunged towards minus 20C. Drivers
Round Up: Blizzards, Floods and Fire
Video Report: Europe is experiencing some wild weather from flooding to snow to a wildfire. (more…)
Col. Bodies Pulled From Mudslide
Relatives have sobbed as rescue workers have recovered bodies from a mudslide in northwestern Colombia. More than 100 people are
Mexico Hailed, others Blamed
Mexico's deft hosting of U.N. climate talks is raising the stakes for nations with hard-line positions -- such as
Melting Glaciers Bring Flood Threat
Residents of the Himalayas and other mountain areas face a "tough and unpredictable future" as global warming melts glaciers
Peasants Protest at Cancun
Thousands of leftist activists and Mexican peasants took to the streets Tuesday of the beach resort of Cancun to
Haiti Cholera Death Toll Tops 2,000
More than 2,000 people have died from Haiti's cholera outbreak and almost 90,000 cases have been recorded, the latest
Obama Committed to Climate Goals
President Barack Obama is determined to meet US commitments to cut down on carbon emissions despite an election rout
Hundreds Stuck On Iced-Up Roads
Hundreds of drivers have been stranded overnight as the "worst snow and ice since the 1960s" continues to grip