Red Sky News | The Global Meltdown
Month: September 2011
Pakistan Floods Affect Millions
Millions of people in Pakistan have been forced from their homes by a tide of floodwater after five days
Gulf Rigs Restart After Storm Lee
Gulf of Mexico oil and gas producers on Wednesday were restarting operations after Tropical Storm Lee was long gone,
Texas Wildfires Torch 1000 Homes
Dozens of wildfires raging in rain-starved Texas are now reported to have engulfed more than 1,000 homes. The biggest of
Mine Metals Leak Into Macleay River
Traces of arsenic, copper and zinc have leaked from a mine into a local river near Armidale. The Office of
Atlantic; Hurricane Katia Weakens
MIAMI – Hurricane Katia weakened to a Category 1 storm in the Atlantic early Wednesday and was not expected
Typhoon Leaves 89 Dead Or Missing
TOKYO – Japan braced for more heavy rain and floods Monday as the death toll from the worst typhoon
6.4 Quake Hits Tonga No Tsunami
A powerful subsea earthquake struck near Tonga and American Samoa in the South Pacific on Monday. The 6.4 magnitude quake
Storm Lee Floods Louisiana
Storm Lee grew weaker and was chugging along as a tropical depression Monday, but it still threatened to bring
Tropical Storm Hits New Orleans
Tropical Storm Lee crawled onto southern Louisiana's coast on Sunday as New Orleans' flood defences appeared to pass one
Heavy Floods Swamp N.E. India
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Surging flood waters in northern and eastern India have affected millions of people, forcing many