Citation:

HERRMANN, J. G. AND C. S. BERCEGEAY. PRESERVING DRINKING WATER INTEGRITY IN OUR COMMUNITIES: HOMELAND SECURITY PRIORITIES OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY. First Edition , Chapter 11, James J. F. Forest (ed.), Homeland Security: Protecting America's Targets. Praeger Security International, Westport, CT, 3:208-223, (2006).

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Description:

A book chapter published in a 3-volume textbook series by the U. S. Military Academy at West Point, Combating Terrorism Center. Book title: Homeland Security: Protecting America's Targets. The chapter is a review of background of water systems, impact of September 11, 2001, and EPA's research activities in response to Presidential Directives for homeland security.

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Record Type:DOCUMENT( BOOK CHAPTER)

Product Published Date:06/27/2006

Record Last Revised:02/04/2010

OMB Category:Other

Record ID: 147489

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planid :705

myp :HS

myp_title :Homeland Security

ltg :G50

ltg_title :Homeland Security

progproj :72

Goal :4

Goal Title :Healthy Comm and Eco

obj :405

obj_title :Science and Research

subobj :40502

subobj_title :Research

apgfy :2006

APG :241

APG Title :Provide methods, guidance documents, technologies and tools to first responders and decision-makers to enhance safety and to mitigate adverse effects of the purposeful introduction of hazardous chemical or biological materials into the environment.

apmfy :2005

APM :432

APM Title :Water system-related case studies that provide a spectrum of contingency planning situations and responses, including one specifcally focused on the National Capital area.

Access Procedures :http://www.ctc.usma.edu/research_pub.asp