Community awareness and right-to-know.
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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1990Description: 62p., figs throughoutReport number: FEMA-IG-305.6Subject(s): Subject: Educate local officials, members of the Local Emergency Planning Committees (LEPC), citizens, and representatives oif citizen groups about their responsibilities and rights under the "Community right-to-know" sections of Title 111 legislation. Train them about options for accessing, organizing, and using information and data bases produced under the mandatory reporting provisions. Motivate the audience to fulfill its responsibilites and exercise its rights under this legislation.
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Educate local officials, members of the Local Emergency Planning Committees (LEPC), citizens, and representatives oif citizen groups about their responsibilities and rights under the "Community right-to-know" sections of Title 111 legislation. Train them about options for accessing, organizing, and using information and data bases produced under the mandatory reporting provisions. Motivate the audience to fulfill its responsibilites and exercise its rights under this legislation.
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