Red Sky News | The Global Meltdown
Category: Governments & Politics
Govt. Kept Japan Exodus Secret
The Japanese government’s worst-case scenario at the height of the nuclear crisis last year warned that tens of millions
Drought Victims Recieve $2.6 Billion
Mexican President Felipe Calderon on Tuesday announced a 2.6-billion-dollar program to help victims of a record drought, including food
Davos Grapples With Food Prices
Petrol is already beyond the price range of many Africans while surging population levels should force governments in Asia
Greeks Fell Trees For Fuel
..Rising oil prices and chilly economic times are prompting increasing numbers of Greeks to chop down trees for winter
Food Aid Suspended In Somalia
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) said on Thursday it had suspended food distribution to 1.1 million
2,335 Wind Turbine Jobs Blown Away
Wind turbine giant Vestas said Thursday it would slash 2,335 jobs, leaving Denmark's government red-faced after it made "green
Philippines Appeal For Flood Aid
The United Nations is calling for about $28 million in funding to help those affected by last weekend's devastating
Disaster Losses Hit Record In 2011
The disasters that plagued the globe this year will send 2011 into the record books as the most costly
Canada Withdraws From Kyoto
Canada became the first country to formally withdraw from the Kyoto Protocol, saying the pact on cutting carbon emissions
Activists Unhappy At Climate Deal
European ministers say they have made a significant step in securing a deal to draw up a new international