hazardous chemicals / chemical sector security / subsequent chemical accidents / chemical hazards / chemical facilities / hazardous chemical releases / public water systems / safer production technologies / chemical site security / chemical security efforts / oil spill / transportation security plans / law help / chemical present / electronic systems / less hazardous chemicals / oil spill prevention / toxic chemical disaster / chemical accidents / high-risk chemical facility / larger community water utilities / regulated chemical / hazardous chemical facilities / chemical accident prevention / toxic chemicals / chemical industry / oil spills / chemical sector / chemical and drinking water sectors / chemical security program / hazardous chemical inventory / chemical facility / annual chemical inventory reports / chemical facility hazard information / chemical accident prevention program / chemicals / water distribution systems / dangerous chemicals / hazardous chemical accidents / /
Movie
World Trade Center / /
Organization
EPA’s office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response / U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY / Emergency Response / American Chemistry Council / office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response / Senate / United States Senate / Congress / Federal government / Department of Homeland Security / /
Person
THOMAS P. DUNNE / /
Position
President / ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR / Deputy Assistant Administrator / /
EPA: OCIR: Statement of Thomas P. Dunne, Deputy Assistant Administrator, OSWER, June 15, 2005