Dynon Road Railyards chemical spill April 1990 : a study on the effects on local residents of evacuation and toxic exposure / prepared by Jon Rawlings.

By:

Rawlings, Jon

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Melbourne, Vic. : Kensington Community Health Centre, 1990.Description: [xi], 31 p. ; 30 cmSubject(s):

Chemical spills -- Psychological aspects

DDC classification:

363.1765099451 22

Partial contents:

Background -- Limitations -- Introduction to methodology -- Introduction to analysis and results -- Recommendations.

Review: An increase has been detected in chemical related accidents in the western suburbs of Melbourne. More of these accidents are resulting in evacuations of both workers and residents. This developing situation manifests itself not only as a real threat to physical life, but also as a psychological one.

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Background -- Limitations -- Introduction to methodology -- Introduction to analysis and results -- Recommendations.

An increase has been detected in chemical related accidents in the western suburbs of Melbourne. More of these accidents are resulting in evacuations of both workers and residents. This developing situation manifests itself not only as a real threat to physical life, but also as a psychological one.

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