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Gov. John Lynch, D-N.H., right, listens as state Director of Homeland Security Chris Pope explains recovery efforts for people effected by recent flooding and tornado damage during a press briefing in Concord, N.H., Monday. (AP Photo/Jim Cole) ... Full Story

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High Risk of Terrorist Attack, Airline sector High

The threat level in the airline sector is High or Orange. Read more

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Mass casualties at a meat packing plant, Part 2

The first half of this two-part article discussed the concepts for handling a mass-casualty incident. This second half describes a 100-person winter MCI and the lessons learned from it.

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In a crisis, "how" information is communicated to the public is as important as "what" information is communicated — especially when it comes to WMDs and radiological scenarios.   full tip »

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