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… world’s exports), mining fields, and setting grain silos on fire, weaponizing hunger once again. Soviet Ukraine was one …

… Lake Erie, made national news when it spontaneously caught fire. The fire was the most dramatic in a series of pollution problems …

… of them. The sobering drama of police dogs and high-powered fire hoses unleashed on school children who voluntarily …

… certain villages and its surrounding countryside as “free fire zones.” Any person living or working in these areas was … and asserted their dominance. Hostetter recalled hearing gunfire exchanges during those evenings and the door-to-door …

… Franklin D. Roosevelt during the taping of one of his “fireside chats” from 1933 to 1944 in which he addressed the …

… in a Canadian potash mine. Seventy-two miners trapped by fire retreated to a “safe room,” a sealed chamber with a …

… on the hood of his jeep with company commanders as enemy fire whizzed around him. “He could have eaten a ham like …

… Russia brought the Bolsheviks to power, resulting in a ceasefire with the Germans. Observers questioned how the Allies … heavy artillery, gunnery, introduction of counter battery fire, and the creeping barrage which devastated German … conclusion. He traces Germany's decision to seek a ceasefire on Woodrow Wilson's terms to the fateful day of …

… were no armed Viet Cong there, and willing to order a cease fire! The tragedy and dishonor of My Lai, contrary to the …

… 1985 the three struggles which were the fight against brush fires, indiscriminate animal herding, and excessive logging. … to carbon dioxide emissions, the setting of brush fires and other aspects of deforestation added to the … on the world stage. Its policies and practices continue to fire the passion of and provide inspiration to millions of …

… as exceptionally cold and harsh. A Russian-brokered ceasefire ended the Karabakh War in 1994, winning independence … keep warm ( left ) and a boy and his father bringing home firewood during the energy crisis of the 1990s ( right ). In …

… his ideology, but rather his unrepentant brashness and his "fire from the hip" mentality (103). The public continued to …

… that included both middle-class moderates as well as firebrands from the left-wing Tudeh or "Workers" Party. … that the Shah's repressive domestic policies might backfire, sparking an anti-Western backlash against a regime … a toast one year later. On 8 January 1978, Iranian troops fired into a noisy pro-Khomeini crowd in the holy city of …

… argued that China itself was a currency warrior, which had fired the first shots in the money wars by consistently …

… after the deputies arrested Greenwood residents, some set fire to Greenwood's houses. The well-orchestrated attack …

… race so earnestly sought by President Clinton had the fire and clarity of Adams’s searing attacks on “the slave …

… Bushwick section. Police arrested four thousand people. Firefighters battled a thousand blazes. And, according to …

… in April 1945. Nevertheless, allies of Perón were either fired or arrested. The new Secretary of Labor and Welfare …

… in litigating against the expansion of coal-fired electric plants . A 2009 protest against the coal fired Capitol Power Plant in Washington, D.C. ( left ). A … the American energy mix. Natural gas was replacing coal-fired plants. More and more consumers were choosing to put …

… the vessel and attempted to infiltrate the South, sparking firefights that left 24 North Koreans and 14 South Koreans …

… packaged many of their parts, such as staircases, paneling, fireplaces, and other fixtures and fittings, to be sent to …