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Ralph,
Excellent observations, as always!
Patrick
Patrick Ryan, CIH, CSP, CHMM
Hazardous Materials Manager
Montana State University
406/570-9140
Patrick.ryan6**At_Symbol_Here**montana.edu
I really appreciate this discussion of the vagaries of measuring specific aspects of hazard scenarios. The points raised remind me that: 1) hazards occur as part of complex systems which are difficult to describe using simple measurements and first principles Thanks to everyone for sharing their wisdom on this event! - Ralph Ralph Stuart, CIH, CCHO --- ---
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Subject: Re: [DCHAS-L] Chemical Safety headlines (10 articles)
2) risks result from the situation as much as the hazardous properties of the starting materials
3) the value of multiple open minds participating in the risk assessment process is often overlooked in favor of the temptation to do a calculation to answer a risk question.
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