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» (9/13/05 ) It Is Past Time to Shield Country from Terrorist Attacks on Chemical Facilities and Transport Routes » (10/25/04 ) Bush Administration Failures Leave Chemical and Nuclear Plants, HazMat, Ports and Water Systems Vulnerable to Terrorists; Public Citizen President Joan Claybrook Tells D.C. Councilmembers How Washington, D.C., and Homeland Are Unsecured » (10/18/04 ) Bush Administration Leaves Chemical and Nuclear Plants, HazMat, Ports and Water Systems Vulnerable to Terrorists » (10/18/04 ) Bush Administration Fails to Effectively Fortify Nation’s Defenses Against Terrorism; Statement of Public Citizen President Joan Claybrook » (10/18/04 ) Bush Administration AWOL on Chemical Plant Security; Statement of Greenpeace Legislative Director Rick Hind » (10/18/04 ) D.C. Councilmember Kathy Patterson’s statement at the press conference to release “Homeland Unsecured: The Bush Administration’s Hostility to Regulation and Ties to Industry Leave America Vulnerable,” October 18, 2004

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