The Presidential Palace also has a special laboratory to detect nuclear, biological and chemical hazards which may be used as an attack against the President.
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Cleanup work could be creating airborne contamination, Blevins said, and some radiological and chemical hazards left from nuclear operations may not have been cleaned up.
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But, most important, knowledge of precisely how dangerous the chemical hazards could be will make it easier for the public to respond to evacuation orders.
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Additionally, NIOSH keeps an index of chemical hazards based on their chemical name, Chemical Abstracts Service Registry Number ( CAS No . ), and RTECS Number.
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An Energy Department report for the first time details the radioactive and chemical hazards faced by workers at an Oak Ridge, Tenn ., nuclear bomb-making plant.
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Rashid Bashir, a Purdue University researcher not involved in the study, is developing one-centimeter-square sensor chips that could someday help soldiers detect chemical hazards on the battlefield.
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Temperature and moisture affect malaria, river blindness, schistosomiasis, dengue fever and infantile diarrhea _ all vastly more dangerous than the radioactive and chemical hazards that worry people today.
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Within 10 years, however, the workers, facing chemical hazards in the factories, began returning to their villages, where there was nothing to do except take out loans to survive.
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The Scotland firemen endowed and trained the Mure _ firemen for chemical hazard interventions, creating the first operative unit of this kind in all the Fire Departments of Romania.
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Due to the difficulty of the rule-making process ( which is governed by the Administrative Procedures Act ), OSHA has focused on basic mechanical and chemical hazards rather than procedures.
