Foreign Policy has called this "the gravest natural resource shortage you've never heard of".
They lament the DNC's lack of attention or ham-handed communication with state party officials, and frequently cite Obama's creation of a separate fundraising arm, Organizing for America, as a grave misstep that diverted resources away from party-building.
Yemen is urging the international community to boost efforts to tackle its multiple crises of poverty, economic underdevelopment, resource depletion and grave humanitarian problems as it continues fighting a resurgent al-Qaida.
Since then, his site, findagrave.com, has become a major genealogical resource listing five million graves of both the famous and the obscure.
"We face grave uncertainties with regard to resources as a result of the impact of the financial crisis: uncertainties about whether pledges will materialize in actual contributions to the Global Fund and a substantial decrease in our forecast of resources available up to 2013," the fund said.
But the commission has also warned that not every grave will be uncovered, given limited resources and time.
"Throughout the entire park we have approximately 1,200 known grave markers," the park's cultural resources program manager Carrie A. Mardorf told The Huffington Post.
The large number of waterfalls bought by Norwegian and foreign companies gave rise to grave concern that the country's natural resources were falling into foreign hands or becoming monopolized by a small number of capitalists.
Yet despite this amazing national resource, our national parks today face grave challenges.
Over the last 10 years natural resource devolution became buried in the grave of lack of transparency, democracy and accountability.
Let us work to ensure that the international community is able to build up the resources needed for rapid reaction to grave humanitarian disaster situations.
