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The September 11, 2001 attacks exposed a new face of terrorism to the world. The fifth anniversary of the fateful day was marked with solemn remembrances.
US Secretary of Homeland Security, Michael Chertoff, reviewed efforts in emergency preparedness and related areas. He said that the focus is on integrating national capabilities to prevent and respond to all threats through strong partnerships across all sectors.
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A Crucial Part of Public Health Crisis Response |
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Tim L. Tinker |
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Widmeyer Communications |
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Since Sept. 11, a number of high profile health scares have vividly demonstrated how difficult it is to provide clear and consistent information to affected individuals, the professionals who come to their aid and the public at large. |
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Transportation Risk Management: A New Paradigm |
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Mark Abkowitz |
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Vanderbilt University |
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Over the past decade, risk management has been evolving into a core business practice in the government and in the industry. In the transportation sector, the overarching risk management objective has been to reduce accident likelihood and severity. |
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