Red Sky News | The Global Meltdown
Month: December 2010
Anti-Whaling Ships Head South
Anti-whaling ships leave Hobart today for their seventh campaign in the Southern Ocean to try to stop Japan's whaling
6.1 Earthquake Strikes Near Fiji
A 6.1-magnitude earthquake struck the Fiji region this morning, the US Geological Survey said, although there were no reports
Protest at Cancun Climate Talks
Video Report: As the U.N.'s climate change conference kicks off in Cancun, thousands of environmentalists rally in Mexico City
Venezuela: Worst Floods in 40 Years
CARACAS (AFP) – At least 25 people have been killed and thousands left homeless as torrential rains have caused
Eight Poles Die as Europe Freezes
Eight men have frozen to death in Poland while heavy snow and sub-zero temperatures in western Europe have closed
Cancun’s Beach Lost to Rising Seas
Cancun, Mexico. Cancun’s eroding white sand beaches are providing a note of urgency to the climate talks being held
Hong Kong Pong: 25% Want to Leave
About 25 percent of Hong Kong's population wants to leave the city to escape its notoriously polluted air, which
Hurricane Season 2010’s Deadly Toll
Video Report: We've come to the end of another hurricane season. While the US saw no direct impacts from
21 Dead in Venezuela Floods
CARACAS (AFP) – Days of driving rain have sparked massive flooding in Venezuela that has killed at least 21
Bromo Slows but Still Red Alert
Jakarta. After erupting for several days, prompting the government’s highest volcano alert status, Mount Bromo has finally started to