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Appendix A: Agenda
Pages 19-21

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... . :I::~i~adell~ Texas A&M University 1:40 pm Group and Organizational Response A, University of Delaware 2:00 pm Evacuation 19
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... Johns Honkins Universitv 10:20 am Implications of the Impacts of Past Natural Disaster Events on Publie Health Systems I
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... Stuart Nishenl.o, Pacific Gas & Electric 2:10 pm Break 2:25 pm View of Researchers ~ 5., Georgia State University Skin Sttatt`-'n, Los Angeles County EMS, UCLA I, George Washington University Len iNilitchell, Rutgers University 3:45 pm Open Discussion 4:30 pm Concluding Remarks Rutherford Platt, Chair, Natural Disasters Roundtable 4:40 pm Adjourn .r 21
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