Central Asia: the Silk Road catches fire

Article Abstract:

The newly-independent republics of the region face economic disaster due to the loss of Soviet subsidies, a high 3.5% annual birth rate, and depletion of the Aral Sea. They are also the target of economic and religious hostility from Turkey, Iran, China and Russia.

Economic aspects, Religion and politics, Central Asia, Aral Sea, Asia, Central

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Fire and flood, plans and blood: Iran

Article Abstract:

Members of the religious group Mujahideen are claiming responsibility for recent riots that resulted in about 40 deaths. The riots began May 30, 1992, after an argument between landlords and city officials escalated into gunfire.

Demonstrations and protests, Iran, Riots

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Next, the fire forecast

Article Abstract:

Difficulties involved in forecasting forest fires, and developing simulation systems, are examined in detail.

Other Commercial and Service Industry Machinery Manufacturing, Trainers & Simulators, Research, Forecasts and trends, Simulators (Training equipment), Simulation methods, Simulation, Forest fires

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