Food shortages were already a problem due to drought – but then the skies filled with clouds. River levels hit highest levels since 1920′s leaving 65 dead, 125000 [...]
read more here... →Heavy rain and 110kph winds brought more suffering to the people of Port-au-Prince.
2 years after the earthquake which killed 250000 people the 350000 survivors still living in [...]
read more here... →An excellent article from Channel 4 News looks at tropical cyclones (Hurricanes in the Atlantic, and Typhoons in the Pacific).
Article is good on explanation, and on [...]
read more here... →THIS STORY SHOULD BE THE HEADLINE IN EVERY NEWSPAPER AND TV NEWS BROADCAST!
Data from the European Space Agencies CryoStat-2 satellite indicate that the sea ice in the [...]
read more here... →An in depth article from Al-Jazeera explains how increased reliance on irrigation has worsened the water supply problems in the States and lead to a 17% reduction in [...]
read more here... →The once great Exxon Valdez is being dismanteled in a ship yard in India. The Exxon Valdez is most famous for the giant oil spill that it caused [...]
read more here... →Only 7 of the 35 affected states have plans to take water availability into account with future climate change.
Food prices are expected to rise by at least [...]
read more here... →Whilst UK PM Cameroon, and USA Presidential Candidate Rooomney try to add glitter to themselves by hoping some of the Olympic excitement will stick to them, photo’s from [...]
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