Red Sky News | The Global Meltdown
Category: Scientific Reports
Mercury found in birds in U.S. rivers
WASHINGTON - Mercury contamination in rivers can spread to nearby birds, even ones that don't eat fish or other
Human warming hobbles ancient climate cycle
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Before humans began burning fossil fuels, there was an eons-long balance between carbon dioxide emissions and
Artificially cooling Earth may prove perilous
WASHINGTON (AFP) - Radical proposals to inject sulfur particles into the Earth's stratosphere to cool it down and battle
U.S.-Brazilian venture to turn cane into biodiesel
SAO PAULO (Reuters) - U.S. company Amyris Biotechnologies and Brazilian sugar and ethanol group Crystalsev have formed a joint
Scientists study Arctic haze for clues to rapid melting
FAIRBANKS, Alaska - Visitors to Alaska often marvel at the crisp, clear air. But the truth is, the skies
A thirsty planet looks for solutions to water shortage
PARIS (AFP) - A world without fresh water would be a world bereft of humans, and yet one in
Iceland: life on global warming’s front line
REYKJAVIK (Reuters) - If any country can claim to be pitched on the global warming front line, it may
Scientists predict more floods, droughts
BUDAPEST, Hungary - Scientists predicted Thursday that climate change in coming decades will cause more flooding in the Northern
Market alone can’t halt CO2 emissions: British climate official
PARIS (AFP) - A top British climate change official backed an embattled European Union scheme Friday to tax industrial
Consumerism drives global warming
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