The Math of Myanmar's Survival

What the Myanmar government has to do is quite simple.

It has to get the cyclone victims out of the relief camps and back into their villages, hope they can scrape together the bare necessities of shelter and food to sustain a working life, get them the wherewithal to plow and seed their fields, and make sure they finish up the planting in eight weeks from today--and twelve weeks after the worst natural disaster in the country's history. Full Story »