Coode Island Review Panel: Phase 1 report.

By:

Landy, John [Chairman]

Contributor(s):

Coode Island Review Panel (Victoria)

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 02 DEC 1991Description: 1v. (various pagings)Subject(s):

Subject: The Review Panel recommends that hazardous chemicals can be minimised or removed from Coode Island and an assessment of the safety and current operations at Coode Island to identify the steps that should be taken to maximise protection for workers and monitor the health of the community. The Panel also recommends the possible short term alternative measures for chemical storage.

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Coode Island report

The Review Panel recommends that hazardous chemicals can be minimised or removed from Coode Island and an assessment of the safety and current operations at Coode Island to identify the steps that should be taken to maximise protection for workers and monitor the health of the community. The Panel also recommends the possible short term alternative measures for chemical storage.

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