Red Sky News | The Global Meltdown
Category: Scientific Reports
Climate Change Destroying Species
Scientists are struggling to get a full picture of the variety of wildlife species around the globe as climate
New Strain of Swine Flu Emerges
The H1N1 swine flu virus may be starting to mutate, and a slightly new form has begun to predominate
US Warns of Record Arctic Warming
The Arctic region continues to warm at an unprecedented rate, impacting people and ecosystems there but also affecting populated
Worst Coral Bleaching for 10 Years
International marine scientists say the worst coral bleaching in more than a decade has struck reefs across the South-East
Global Temperatures Still Rising
WASHINGTON (AP) --- The government's National Climate Data Center reported Monday that the January-September period is tied with 1998
Extreme Global Drought in 30 Years
Large swathes of the planet could experience extreme drought within the next 30 years unless greenhouse gas emissions are
10 Million TB deaths in next 5 years
Ten million people will die of tuberculosis in the next five years if global funding to fight the disease
Global water-shortage threat
Water shortages will be the world's most pressing problem in the next decade, compounded by a growing global population,
Eco Groups slam tuna quotas
Environmental groups Friday criticised scientists' recommendations for fishing quotas of the lucrative but endangered bluefin tuna, which they warned
Solar surprise for climate models
Scientists found that a decline in the Sun's activity did not lead as expected to a cooling of the