Red Sky News | The Global Meltdown
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As the Earth warms, is it starting to feel a little slow?
That's one of the mysteries solved in this edition of "Ask AP," a weekly Q&A column where AP journalists
China biggest CO2 emitter last year
THE HAGUE (AFP) - China's carbon dioxide emissions in 2007 were about 14 percent higher than the United States
Drought worsens in Australia
MAJOR cropping regions of NSW are in "urgent need" of rain as a greater portion of the state slips
Million flee south China floods
Chinese state TV pictures show the extent of the damage caused by floods that have left at least 55
Iowa faces flood mayhem
Residents in the US state of Iowa are surveying the damage caused by severe flooding. At least 24,000 people
Russia plans Arctic military build-up
Russia has raised the stakes in the international scramble for the Arctic by announcing it will boost its military
Permafrost Threatened By Rapid Melt Of Arctic Sea Ice
Simulations by global climate models show that when sea ice is in rapid decline, the rate of predicted Arctic
Climate negotiators review key issues in Germany
BONN, Germany - Back when negotiators set the clock for fighting climate change, they fixed 1990 as noon. Now,
Salmonella Kills Florida tomato industry
THE tomato industry in Florida has collapsed and $US40 million ($42m) worth of tomatoes will rot unless the source
Deadly tornado strikes US camp
At least four people have been killed by a tornado that devastated a boy scout camp in western Iowa.