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  • Protecting buildings from blast effects

    There are two ways to protect buildings from blast effects: Keep the source of the blast away from the building, or contain the explosion once the explosives made it into the building; here is a review of a blast-resistance trash can

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  • Study calls for creation of infrastructure commission to select projects for funding

    Joining forces with calls for reforming lobbying practices in Congress, a group calls for creating a nonpartisan infrastructure commission to choose which earmarked projects should be funded and which ones rejected

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  • Some chemical plants get it, many others do not; plant safety legislation will change that

    Ronald Reagan used to say: “If you cannot make them see the light, make them feel the heat”; some chemical plants have taken plant security seriously, and Geismar, Louisiana-based Honeywell is one of them; trouble is, most of the 15,000 U.S. plants have not followed Honeywell’s example; the threat of federal legislation may concentrate their minds

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  • Hurricanes cost the Bahamas 8 Percent of GDP

    As we get ready for the 2006 hurricane season, it would help to consider what previous such seasons cost; in the Bahamas they concluded that the 2004 season cost 8 percent of GDP; the figures for the 2005 seas are not yet in

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  • Preparing for the hurricane season

    To make sure your communication system does not collapse during the next hurricane, you may want to a consider satellite-based system

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  • Check Point-Sourcefire deal called off

    Representatives of defense and intelligence agencies on CFIUS, the U.S. government committee examining the acquisition of U.S. companies by foreign companies, objected to Check Point’s acquisition of security software developer Sourcefire; with the firestorm over the scuttled DP World deal and legislation pending in Congress to limit foreign companies ownership of security-sensitive U.S. companies, the deal became doomed, and late last week the two companies announced its cancellation

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  • TCS, SAP offer combined incident response communication solution

    Two companies join their respective strengths — secure, reliable communication with multi-source information for situational awareness — to ensure that incident commanders in disaster incidents are in a position to make more informed decisions

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  • Analysis: Even if chemical plants are more secure, transportation of chemicals will not be

    Congress and the administration are inching — the more accurate word would be “millimetering” — toward formulating safety standards for U.S. chemical facilities; trouble is, even if security is enhanced at these facilities, the transportation of deadly chemicals will remain frighteningly vulnerable to attack

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  • Worries continue about Indian Point disaster plans

    The government disbursed more than $4 billion for bioterror defense, but states and localities chose to use much of it for other purposes; Senator Burr says this will now make it harder to get money to spend on vaccines

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  • NYPD to deploy a

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  • As regulation of chemical plants safety inches forward, controversy continues

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  • Who should own U.S. critical infrastructure?

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  • Trend: Chertoff announces end to chemical plants

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  • Is the U.S. approach to broadband correct?

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  • Perimeter protection device incorporates intelligent video capabilities

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