Red Sky News | The Global Meltdown
Month: March 2011
Antarctic Ice Forms From Bottom
Some of Antarctica's ice sheet is formed by water re-freezing from below not just by snow falling on top
Ocean Acidification Picks Up Pace
As politicians debate the merits of a carbon tax scheme, antarctic waters are being used to create an early
On-Going Drought Cripples China
Yu Ruicheng's weathered face creases with worry as she stands on her dry wheat field in eastern China, where
Maersk Shuts Leaking North Sea Rig
Danish Maersk Oil on Wednesday shut down a North Sea rig after oil was observed on the surrounding water. Production
Global Warming Means More Snow
Climate Change is not only making the planet warmer, it is also making snowstorms stronger and more frequent, US
Climate Scientists Enlist Public
Meteorologists launched a new campaign Wednesday to get people in England involved in measuring climate change by using a
Disease Threatens Food Security
Scientists believe stem rust, which looks like red dust on wheat, could threaten global food security. A new strain of
Iceland: 400 Quakes in 24 Hours
After four days of continues earthquake activity it appears that Krísuvík volcano has stepped up it’s activity by a
Pollution Curbs China Development
Beijing. China faces acute environmental and resource strains that threaten to choke growth unless the world’s second-biggest economy cleans
4.5 Quake Tremor Hits Wellington
A fresh tremor has rocked Wellington, New Zealand's capital, just hours after the country observed two minutes of silence