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Appendix B: Presentations to the Committee
Pages 179-181

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... Appendix B Presentations to the Committee November 24-25, 2003 Dennis Imbro, Lawrence Livemmore National Laboratory: Decontamination and Restoration of Major Transportation Facilities Ellen Raber, Lawrence Livemmore National Laboratory: How Clean Is Clean Enough? Recent Developments in Response to Threats Posed by Chemical and Biological Warfare Agents Nina Merino, CDC: Responding to Bacillus anthtacis-Related Bioterrorism Mark Wheelis, University of California, Davis: History of Biological Weapons Kenneth Martinez, CDC: Envirommental Sampling Dunug the Anthrax Outbreak Investigations Dorothy Canter, EPA: Anthrax Cleanups: Addressing Residual Risk Issues Laura Rose, CDC: Environmental Bioterronsm Research Activities Robert Eckhaus, Edgewood Chemical Biological Center, U.S.
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... Natural Background Richard Sextro, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory: Air Movement in Subways and Buildings and Reaerosolization of Microbes Jeanine Prud'homme, New York City Department of Public Health: information on Public Health Brandolyn Thran, U.S. Army: Risk Assessment Tony Cox, Cox Associates: Risk Assessment March 29-31, 2004 Dean Wilkening, Stanford University: Human Effects Model for Inhalation Anthrax Caron Chess, Rutgers University: Risk Communication Kimothy Smith, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory: Natural Background Levels of Anthrax REOPENING PUBLIC FACILITIES AFTER A BIOLOGICAL ATTACK
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... APPENDD B 181 I cm Tanielian, RAND Corporation: Employee Decision-Making on Returning to Work at Brentwood and on Capitol Hill John Eck and Laura Tankenson, NBC: Anthrax incident at NBC Peter Biggins, Dstl Chemical and Biological Sciences: Aerosols and Detection July 20, 2004 E Barry Skoluick: Surface-testing Issues in Bioagent Detechon and Decontamination October 13-14, 2004 John Mason and Karen Cavanagh, Sabre Technical Services, LLC: Decontaminahon and Sampling at AMI Mike Shoemaker and Greg Knudson, Armed Forces Radiobiology Research Inshtute: Clearance Decisions After 2001 Attacks Tyler Cymet and Shivang Joshi, Sinai Hospital of Baltimore: Long Lasting Health Effects of Exposure to Bacillus anthtacis
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