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Nevertheless there are limits to adaptation. Over the Canadian Prairies, and in Soviet Asia, for example, a northward migration of spring wheat cultivation may be difficult or impossible, because of adverse soil conditions. In fact there will everywhere be a protracted delay in bringing climate, soil and vegetation into a new equilibrium. The resulting misfit may have adverse economic consequences in many places. 

Wynne-Edwards, K.E., Surov, A.V. Telitzina, A. Yu. 1992. Field studies of chemical signaling Direct observations of dwarf hamsters (Phodopus) in Soviet Asia. In Chemical Signals in Vertebrates VI (Ed. by R.L. Doty D. Miiller-Schwarze), 485-491. Plenum Press, New York. 

The wodd reserves of lead are estimated at 71 x 10 t and scattered around the wodd (1). Over one-third (25 x 10 t) of this total is located in North America where the United States has, in units of 10 t, 14 Canada, 7 Mexico, 3 and other sources, 1. South America has 2 Europe, 11 Africa, 4 and Austraha, 14 X 10 t. In Asia, the former Soviet Union has 9 and the People s RepubHc of China has 6 x 10 t. The recovery of lead from scrap is of prime importance in supplying U.S. demands so that the entire reserve base is estimated at 120 x 10 t. Total wodd resources are estimated at 1.4 x 10 t. 

World production of synthetic ammoma hos increased dramatically particularly during the period 1950-80. Production in 1950 was Mule more ihan 1 million tonnes, thou this was huge when compared with the production of most o r compounds, it is dwarfed by today s rale of production which exceeds 120 million tonnes pa. In 1990 world production capacity was 119.6 million tunoes distributed os follows Asia 35.4%, the former Soviet Umon 21,5%. North America 13 8%, Western Europe 11.3%, Ea rem Europe 9.7% Latin America 5.3%, Africa 30%. The price of NH3 (FOB Gulf Coast plants, USA) was l07/tonne in 1990. 

Can we expect millions of former vassals in Asia to rally around their erstwhile totalitarian oppressors Can we rally Europe solely around the fear of Soviet enslavement while we deliberately sustain the forces which twice in recent history have enslaved that continent ... 

Sims JT, Simard RR, Joern BC (1998) Phosphorus loss in agricultural drainage—historical perspective and current research. J Environ Qual 27 277-293 Spoor M (1998) The Aral Sea Basin crisis Transition and environment in former Soviet Central Asia. Develop Change 29 409-435... 

Hard-working and successful small farmers remained productive and were an affront to Soviet collectivism. Referring to these enterprising farmers as kulaks (clenched fist in Russian), Stalin orchestrated the liquidation of kulaks as a class. Thousands were executed, and millions were deported to Siberia or Central Asia. 

A point of potential misidentification should be mentioned here. 2C-T-2 has occasionally been called, simply, T-2. This abbreviated nickname has also been used for T-2 Toxin, a mycotoxin of the Tricothecene group, formed mainly by the Fusarium spp. This is the infamous warfare agent in Southeast Asia, which was finally identified as bee feces rather than a Soviet military adventure. T-2 and 2C-T-2 are radically different compounds. 

But here also serious financial challenges emerged. The pipeline network of Ukraine and Belarus needs serious renovations. The old gas pipeline grid of the Soviet Union in Central Asia should also be totally replaced - like the... 

Health Organizations in Eurasia. The HOE controls many medical associations, institutes, and centers in the countries of the former Soviet Union and Asia, and organizes conferences and publications. 

From 1994 to 1998 world nitrogen fertilizer consumption increased at an average rate of 3% per year. Socialist Asia, South Asia and Latin American led the consumption increases. Consumption in Western Europe stabilized while demand in the former Soviet Union continued to fall. From 1998 to 2000, world nitrogen fertilizer consumption increased more slowly than it had in the previous period36. 

Worldwide, ammonia capacity grew from 119 million tonnes in 1980 to a peak of 141 million tonnes in 1989. Virtually all the growth in capacity occurred in the Former Soviet Union (FSU) and Asia. Between 1989 and 1995 capacity remained relatively flat, with increases in Asia being offset by closures in Europe and the FSU36. Ammonia demand grew at a rate of 3.2% per year from 1993 to 1998, but the growth rate is expected to slow to 0.5% per year from 1998 through 200237. 

Published Soviet material documents the spider s web of links between the Peking government and expatriate Chinese the cited M. A. Andreyev s recent book, Overseas Chinese Bourgeoisie — A Peking Tool in Southeast Asia, is the most comprehensive Soviet source available. What the Soviets either do not know, or have not chosen to publish, is that joint Chinese expatriate-British financial operations in the world narcotics... 

North America South Asia Western Europe Former Soviet Union (FSU) Other Countries Central Europe Middle East Indonesia and Japan Mexico and the Caribbean... 

Estimates of world industrial nitrogen consumption by region show that the four largest markets in 1984 were North America, Socialist Asia, Western Europe, and the Former Soviet Union.35 By 1996 South Asia... 

Oushakine, Serguei. 2000a. In the State of Post-Soviet Aphasia Symbolic Development in Contemporary Russia. Europe-Asia Studies 52(6) 991—1016. 

Perrotta, Louise, zooz. Rural Identities in Transition Partible Persons and Partial Peasants in Post-Soviet Russia. In Post-Socialist Peasant Rural and Urban Constructions of Identity in Eastern Europe, East Asia and the Former Soviet Union, edited by Pamela Leonard and Deema Kaneff, 117-35. New York Palgrave. 

After the first production of homopolymer and copolymers a rapid expansion of production of acetal resins by different companies occurred worldwide starting in the 1960s. Acetal copolymer was produced by Polyplastics (joined company of Hoechst and Daicel) in Japan, by BASF and Degussa in Europe, by Asahi, Mitsubishi in Japan in the 1970s. Plants were built in Poland and the Soviet Union recently in the 1990s new plants were constructed in Asia, Korea, and Taiwan. The names and the capacity of production of these acetal resins is given in the following text. 

Patients from geographic areas with a high prevalence of resistance (New York City, Mexico, Southeast Asia, the Baltic countries, and the former Soviet states)... 

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