The massive firing of the majority of the management and technical experts from PDVSA in 2003 following the political conflict that led to a strike, has left the company with limited capabilities to operate effectively.
However, the fierce El Nino of 1998 brought extreme drought conditions to Southeast Asian forests which enabled massive fire to decimate 24,957,646 acres of forestland.
It went from a massive fire hose of incredible work -- lots and lots and lots of money to spend on branding and events and really pushing the envelope -- to a complete turnoff.
He tweeted: "massive fire, loads of smoke this way … Hoping everyone is OK over there, looks like it has spread down the whole row of units on that side of the estate".
Banks then may need to engage in massive "fire sale" of their assets to pay their debts, and even that might not be sufficient if they are truly insolvent.
Please stop taking iPhone photos of a massive fire next door, instead of making sure your wife and kids are safe and settled.
A clue came from local residents who told researchers that the die-off coincided with a "red tide" of harmful algal and a giant plume of smoke created by massive fires hundreds of kilometers away.
The massive fire that destroyed part of a Jersey shore boardwalk and scores of businesses began accidentally by wiring damaged in Superstorm Sandy, and should prompt coastal property owners to inspect their own wiring for similar danger, authorities said Tuesday.
"Dispersion and Deposition of Smoke Plumes Generated in Massive Fires". Journal of Hazardous Materials.
Fighting around the western gate of Aleppo's old city at the end of September ignited a massive fire that destroyed hundreds of nearby shops.
