Red Sky News | The Global Meltdown
Month: December 2010
Snow Stops 800 European Flights
BERLIN – Heavy overnight snowfall disrupted air travel across western Europe Friday, forcing more than 800 flight cancellations and
4,000 Acres Burn in West Texas
LUBBOCK, Texas --- Dozens of firefighters battled wildfires in Floyd, Lamb and Hale counties that threatened some homes but
Quebec Floods Catastrophic
GASPE, Que. - The sun finally poked through the clouds Thursday over the town of Gaspe, Que., after roads
Humans Push Plants to Extinction
Humanity is pushing the Earth's plant resources faster towards extinction as population continues to grow and countries develop modern
Australia: Pine Forest Blown Away
Forestry SA says nothing could have prevented 130 hectares of pine forest from blowing over in a gale-force storm
Aus: Record Floods Hit Carnarvon
The town of Carnarvon is on track to break its annual rainfall average in less than two days. It has
Gold Coast 1,000’s Without Power
The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) says severe thunderstorms stretch from the far north to southern Queensland, but the main
Nigeria Floods Displace 258,000
Abuja — The National Emergency Management Agency, NEMA, has said over 258,000 people were displaced as a result of
Environmentalists Sue ExxonMobil
Two environmental groups have announced a lawsuit against oil giant ExxonMobil, claiming the company's Houston, Texas-area oil refinery and
Locusts Make it to Tasmania
Australian plague locusts have been found on the north-west coast of Tasmania. There have been at least three sightings of