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Oct 07

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Thursday: Toxic Sludge Reaches Danube; Karzai Opens Peace Council

The toxic red sludge that has been winding its way though villages in Hungary this week -- the result of a metal plant reservoir that burst its banks -- reached parts of the Danube River on Thursday, an emergency…

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Oct 07

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EU Spokesman: Hungary Has Requested Sludge Clean-up Help

Margaret Warner speaks with Joe Hennon, a European Commission spokesman, about the health and environmental risks of the toxic red sludge spreading in Hungary.

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Oct 07

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In Hungary, Toxic Red Sludge Reaches Danube River

The toxic red sludge from an aluminum plant in Hungary has reached the Danube River, raising concerns of more widespread environmental damage in Europe. Margaret Warner has more.

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Oct 06

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Report: Government Underestimated, Underreported Oil Spill Size

By Lea Winerman

According to the National Oil Spill Commission investigating the Deepwater Horizon disaster in the Gulf, the White House blocked efforts by federal scientists to tell the public the worst-case estimates of the leak in late April or early May. That…

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Oct 06

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Toxic Sludge From Hungary Spill Coats Villages, Threatens Danube

By Talea Miller

A red-tinged toxic sludge has been winding its way though villages in Hungary this week - the result of a metal plant reservoir that burst its banks in Ajka. The images have been both striking and shocking…

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Oct 05

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In Middle East, Coalition Aims to Ease Tension Over Water Resources

As the Israelis and Palestinians grapple with direct negotiations for peace, there's another issue that is dividing them: water. Special Correspondent Fred de Sam Lazaro reports from the Middle East.

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Oct 04

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Feinberg: Distance Not a Determining Factor in Paying Oil Spill Claims

Since BP first announced it would establish a $20 billion fund to pay claims from the oil spill disaster along the Gulf Coast, one of the more vexing questions has been about what kind of role proximity to the disaster…

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Oct 01

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Feinberg: Gulf Oil Spill Claims Paid More Quickly, but Tough Calls Ahead

By Murrey Jacobson

Payments for claims tied to the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico are set to crack the $1 billion mark next week, but there are still at least 20,000 claims that have yet to be resolved and…

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Sep 27

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News Wrap: NATO, Afghan Troops Step Up Pressure on Taliban

In other news Monday, NATO and Afghan soldiers ramped up offensive efforts against Taliban fighters in Southern Afghanistan to reclaim an insurgent stronghold.

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Sep 23

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New Gulf Oil Spill Flow Rate Estimate Released

By Jenny Marder

In the early days of the Gulf of Mexico oil disaster, estimates varied wildly on the amount of oil gushing from the blown-out well. As spring turned to summer and the oil kept flowing, the government revised its calculations.

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