Using Morphological Analysis for evaluating Preparedness for Accidents Involving Hazardous Materials Adapted from an article presented at the 4th International Conference for Local Authorities, Shanghai, November, 2002.
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Fortunately, accidents involving hazardous materials, e.g. dangerous chemical substances, are relatively rare in Scandinavia. When they do occur, however, the consequences – both for life and the environment – can be serious. Municipal and county rescue services must therefore maintain adequate preparedness for those types of accidents, which can occur within their geographical areas of responsibility.
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