Hazardous materials as secondary results of flooding : a case study of planning and response.

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Denning, Elaine J

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University of Colorado, Boulder. Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: ENG Series: Quick response research report ; 49Publication details: MAR 1992Description: 27p., 1 appendix, 3 refsSubject(s):

Subject: Examines the organizational response to hazardous materials and incidents after flooding with regard to the regulations, procedures, and planning that governed affected localities. The problem was framed in terms of organizational theory. A description of one case study is presented which related to hazardous materials and flooding, and how organizations handled the emergency.

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Examines the organizational response to hazardous materials and incidents after flooding with regard to the regulations, procedures, and planning that governed affected localities. The problem was framed in terms of organizational theory. A description of one case study is presented which related to hazardous materials and flooding, and how organizations handled the emergency.

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