Perceived risk : living near petrochemical complexes in Australia, Japan and Korea.

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Roh, Sam

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 23 AUG 1986Description: 15 p. : illSubject(s):

Subject: This paper does not attempt to determine what the actual or objective risk levels are in the petrochemical industry. The focus of this report is the reaction of residents who live near major petrochemical complexes and their perception of dangers that result from these developments.

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This paper does not attempt to determine what the actual or objective risk levels are in the petrochemical industry. The focus of this report is the reaction of residents who live near major petrochemical complexes and their perception of dangers that result from these developments.

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