Recognising the potential harm that a large, sudden release of
hazardous chemicals poses to nearby people, state and federal
governments have long regulated safety practices at chemical
facilities. Historically, chemical facilities have engaged in
security activities on a voluntary basis. Even before the terrorist
attacks of 2001, congressional policymakers expressed concern over
the security vulnerabilities of these facilities. After the 2001
attacks and the decision by several states to begin regulating
security at chemical facilities, Congress again considered
requiring federal security regulations to mitigate these risks.
This book provides an overview of the existing statutory authority
and implementing regulation concerning security issues at chemical
facilities, with a focus on policy options and congressional
considerations.
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