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A quick discussion about an upcoming HAZMAT Responders conference being held at the end of May. It highlights some of the sessions that may appropriate for emergency planers and responders to terrorist attacks at chemical facilities.
A brief discussion of the contractor provisions of the newly introduced Chemical Facility Anti-terrorism Act of 2008.
A brief discussion on the issue of counterfeit Cisco routers manufactured in Chine that have been found to allow ‘back door’ access to secure networks.
A brief note on the status of federal rules to control the sale of ammonium nitrate.
A brief discussion of an anhydrous ammonia release in Indiana caused by someone deliberately opening the valves on two tanks in a small town agricultural supply store
A brief notice about a new service offered by the National Weather Service in the Chicago area; a HAZMAT Support Page.
A response to criticisms that the current CFATS program is a “a hollow program that delivers chemical security in name only”.
A continuation in the on-going discussion about one of the latest DOT rules to help secure chemical rail shipments from potential terrorist attack.
A brief review of hazardous chemical incidents with a view towards the security lessons that can be learned from these accidents.
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