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• Occupational Safety and Health Administration
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  How to Prepare for Workplace Emergencies.
  Occupational Safety and Health Admin., Washington, DC
  OSHA 3088
  OSHA 3088
  1995
  18 p.

• Robinson, A.
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  Chemical Incident Support.
  Fire Prevention, No. 305, 26-28, December 1997

• Cox, D.
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  Major Incident Response to Operation 'Springboard'.
  Fire, Vol. 91, No. 1120, 29, October 1998

• Fire
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  Partnership is the Key to Effective Anti-Pollution in West Sussex.
  Fire, Vol. 91, No. 1120, 32, October 1998

• Peterson, D. F.
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  Are All Chemical Spills or Releases "Emergencies"?
  Americhem Safety and Environmental, Janesville, WI
  Fire Engineering, Vol. 153, No. 5, 79-83, May 2000

• Lynch, A.
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  Improving Combined Action at Major Chemical Incidents.
  Fire, Vol. 93, No. 1142, 8, August 2000

• Rubin, D. L.
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  Major Toxic Chemical Release Forces Widespread Evacuation.
  Dothan Fire Dept., AL
  Firehouse, Vol. 25, No. 12, 34-38,40, December 2000

• Bowler, R. M.; Mergler, D.; Huel, G.; Cone, J. E.
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  Psychological, Psychosocial, and Psychophysiological Sequelae in a Community Affected by a Railroad Chemical Disaster.
  San Francisco State Univ., CA; University of Quebec, Montreal, Canada; Paris France and University of Quebec, Montreal, Canada; University of California, San Francisco
  Journal of Traumatic Stress, Vol. 7, No. 4, 601-624, 1994

• Balaschak, A.; Durstenfeld, B.
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  Hazardous Environment Response Using a "Mission Control" Approach.
  RAE Systems, San Jose, CA
  International Fire Protection (IFP) Magazine, No. 25, 25-26,28-29, February 2006

• Skidmore, I.
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  Role Models.
  Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council, UK
  Fire Risk Management, 39-41, March 2008