Still, the plant along with its spent nuclear fuel, extracted plutonium, and nuclear reprocessing waste poses significant radiological hazards that a military strike could disperse into the environment.

LABORATORY PROCEDURES RADIOLOGICAL

Aware of the potential hazards underlying any use of radioactive wastes that would constitute radiological warfare and its implications for regional and international security, in particular for the security of developing countries,

Aware of the potential hazards underlying any use of radioactive wastes that would constitute radiological warfare and its implications for regional and international security, in particular for the security of developing countries,

Aware of the potential hazards underlying any use of radioactive wastes that would constitute radiological warfare and its implications for regional and international security, in particular for the security of developing countries,

Aware of the potential hazards underlying any use of radioactive wastes that would constitute radiological warfare and its implications for regional and international security, in particular for the security of developing countries,

By radiological terrorism, the Team means the use of radiological dispersal devices or other methods of using radiological substances in connection with a terrorist attack.

C. Nuclear and radiological terrorism

Examples of attempted radiological terrorism

Environmental health hazards

Chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear terrorism

Preventing the risk of radiological terrorism

Preventing the risk of radiological terrorism

Speaking of professional hazards...

Radiological control of food and potable water

(a) Chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear terrorism

(i) Work on health hazards

(ii) Work on environmental hazards

E. Vulnerability to global hazards

The Task Force covers natural hazards ranging from earthquakes and volcanic hazards to tropical cyclones and floods.

60 73. Preventing the risk of radiological terrorism

There is an genuine risk of radiological terrorism.

Australia is sympathetic to the main thrust of this draft resolution, which draws attention to, and expresses concern about, the potential hazards underlying any use of nuclear wastes which would constitute radiological warfare and its implications for regional and international security.

(b) New criteria for aspiration hazards

D. Protective measures against global hazards

That s one of the hazards.

IAEA helped to establish three regional radiological security partnerships.

Draft resolution XIX Preventing the risk of radiological terrorism

The scope of the Code of Conduct for the Safety and Security of Radioactive Sources was expanded from radiological safety to include radiological security.

A4.3.5.2 Specific hazards arising from the chemical

(c) Interrelationships between technological and natural hazards

Women are particularly vulnerable to environmental hazards.

Natural hazards, direct causes and underlying causes

through the hazards of this untrod state

12. Stresses the need to address risk reduction of and vulnerabilities to all natural hazards including geological and hydrometeorological hazards

Provide information on other hazards which do not result in classification but may contribute to the overall hazards of the material, for example, formation of air contaminants during hardening or processing, dust explosion hazards, suffocation, freezing or environmental effects such as hazards to soil dwelling organisms.

E. Al Qaida and chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear weapons

Mr. O apos SULLIVAN (Australia) said that Australia had supported draft resolution A C.1 48 L.17, which expressed legitimate concern about the potential hazards underlying any use of nuclear wastes which would constitute radiological warfare and the implications for regional and international security.

Risk reduction, therefore, entails reducing vulnerability to hazards.

E. Vulnerability to global hazards . 23 26 9

D. Protective measures against global hazards . 75 21

E. Regional cooperative measures to combat global hazards

Natural hazards cannot be prevented, but damage caused by hazards can be prevented and avoided by proper preparedness, response and mitigation efforts.

The scope of this Framework for Action encompasses disasters caused by hazards of national origin and related environmental and technological hazards and risks.

We share information on incidents of trafficking in radiological materials with IAEA and cooperate with Europol and Interpol in joint meetings on illicit trafficking of nuclear and radiological materials.