Emerging Threats: Assessing Public Safety and Security Measures at Nuclear Power Facilities : Hearing Before the Subcommittee on National Security, Emerging Threats and International Relations of the Committee on Government Reform, House of Representatives, One Hundred Eighth Congress, First Session, March 10, 2003U.S. Government Printing Office, 2003 - 322 pages |
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... findings , conclusions and recommendations . In our review , we interacted with Entergy personnel , but this report reflects solely the views and conclusions of our IETF members . Our intent in this initial report is to provide clear ...
... findings , conclusions and recommendations . In our review , we interacted with Entergy personnel , but this report reflects solely the views and conclusions of our IETF members . Our intent in this initial report is to provide clear ...
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... findings of emergency preparedness experts and responsible public officials . ( This point is discussed more fully in Section 3.5 of this report . ) The report in its current draft form is simply not - in our view - a sound and ...
... findings of emergency preparedness experts and responsible public officials . ( This point is discussed more fully in Section 3.5 of this report . ) The report in its current draft form is simply not - in our view - a sound and ...
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... findings as part of the continuum of evaluation and improvement to which emergency management processes are subjected . As one example , it implies [ page 209 ] that the potential for some individuals to be occasionally out of earshot ...
... findings as part of the continuum of evaluation and improvement to which emergency management processes are subjected . As one example , it implies [ page 209 ] that the potential for some individuals to be occasionally out of earshot ...
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... findings of emergency preparedness experts and responsible public officials . We know from real life experience , and particularly from non - nuclear emergencies that have occurred within the nuclear plant emergency planning zones ...
... findings of emergency preparedness experts and responsible public officials . We know from real life experience , and particularly from non - nuclear emergencies that have occurred within the nuclear plant emergency planning zones ...
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... findings of disaster researchers on how people behave during emergencies as well as specific findings from the region on the expected actions and intentions of the people living and working around both nuclear facilities , both within ...
... findings of disaster researchers on how people behave during emergencies as well as specific findings from the region on the expected actions and intentions of the people living and working around both nuclear facilities , both within ...
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