Hazards: technology and fairness.

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Andrew W. Mellon Foundation

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Material type: Text

TextLanguage: ENG Series: Series on technology and social prioritiesPublication details: 1986Description: 234p., figs, tables, and refs appear throughoutISBN:

0309036445

Report number: 0-309-036445; PB-200151Subject(s):

Subject: Defines some important isuues in hazard management that are emerging during the national reexamination of environmental policies. Three principal themes that resonate throughout current public debate about technological hazards are identified. This volume also identifies emerging issues in the management of technological hazards and suggest future activities that will help define and resolve these issues.

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Symposium Dates 3-4 June 1985

Volume consists of papers based on this Symposium

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Defines some important isuues in hazard management that are emerging during the national reexamination of environmental policies. Three principal themes that resonate throughout current public debate about technological hazards are identified. This volume also identifies emerging issues in the management of technological hazards and suggest future activities that will help define and resolve these issues.

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