Red Sky News | The Global Meltdown
Month: January 2011
Lahar Mudflow Attracts Tourists
Magelang. Tourists, apparently, are finding the devastating flow of volcanic mud in the area more interesting than Indonesia's world-famous
Victoria Floods Yet To Peak
Dozens of towns in western and central Victoria, including the city of Horsham, are bracing for damaging flood peaks
Rains Worsen in Sri Lanka Floods
Sri Lanka (AFP) – Fresh rains Friday compounded the misery of the million-plus victims of Sri Lanka's deadly floods,
Rhine Still Blocked by Acid Ship
A section of Germany's Rhine river remained closed to traffic Friday after a ship carrying nearly 2,400 tonnes of
India: 2010 Hottest Year Ever
India experienced its hottest year on record in 2010, the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) said on Friday, blaming the
Brisbane Starts Flood Clean Up
BRISBANE, Australia (AFP) – Flood waters receded from Brisbane on Friday leaving residents to pick through putrid, treacly mud
Climate A Factor in The Rise of Rome
Climate change seems a factor in the rise and fall of the Roman empire, according to a study of
Brazil Flood Deaths Rise To 432
At least 432 people have died and dozens are missing after floods and landslides swept through mountain towns in
NSW Villages Cut Off For 6 Weeks
The New South Wales State Emergency Service (SES) says two Far West communities will be cut off by floodwaters
Acid Ship Capsizes in The Rhine
A ship carrying 2,400 tonnes of sulphuric acid capsized Thursday on Germany's Rhine river, blocking traffic on one of