Lessons Learned from the East Palestine Chemical Spill and Fires

R Clayton Wukich

Lessons Learned from the East Palestine Chemical Spill and Fires

R Clayton Wukich

Maxine Goodman Levin School of Urban Affairs

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Abstract

Participated in a policy and practice panel on the East Palestine chemical spill, which focused on lessons learned and the implications for future response efforts. Contributed to discussions on applying recent research findings to improve environmental safety and community resilience in the wake of industrial crises. Held on Zoom with 235 attendees.

Original language	English
Volume	November
State	Published - 2024

Publication series

Name	National Science Foundation Panel

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