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EMP radio broadcast for week ending 2 June 2007

June 3rd, 2007

- Business Continuity for solicitors - Computer Security Incident Response Teams - the concept of  Computer Security Incident Response Teams - the question of  who is responsible for saving illegal migrants at sea - in the US, who will get lifesaving drugs and treatment in a catastrophic pandemic - and who won’t - how a quiz on disaster awareness is raising public awareness -  a national strategy this summer to protect critical infrastructure in Canada - a possible cure for the H5N1 virus

Details at the Emergency Management Portal website.

EMP radio broadcast for week ending 26 May 2007

May 27th, 2007

- New Chief Fire & Rescue Adviser for London appointed - Crisis Management: a checklist - Crisis Action Planning, Unlike Chicken Soup – Does Not Get Better With Age - BS 25999 will have little impact on business resilience unless it becomes embedded in business practices - We now live in a culture of denial - DEC charities launch appeal for Darfur and Chad - CDC Director talks about the use of face masks during pandemic influenza

Go to the Emergency Management Portal for more.

EMP Radio broadcast for week ending 19 May 2007

May 20th, 2007

- Ford Motor Co. and Michigan State University to host emergency preparedness competition - Verizon’s top 10 Business Continuity tips - Public Warning System launch in the City of London - full-scale simulated aircraft disaster - acting out road crash scenario - Condoleeza Rice is questioned by Senator Landrieu about the US’s failure to take up offers of help after Katrina

For more, go to the Emergency Management Portal

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EMP Radio broadcast for week ending 12 May 2007

May 13th, 2007

- call for an end to gas cylinder chaos - a warning to businesses of ‘21st century’ terrorism - how Simon Hughes called on the government not to give the EU more responsibility than it needs when it comes to emergency planning - bird flu may not be the only cause of a pandemic - a terrorist exercise with a few twists - Emergency Preparedness Week in Canada See the Emergency Management Portal

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EMP Radio broadcast for week ending 5 May 2007

May 6th, 2007

- pandemic planning for commercial real estate - face masks offer solace in pandemic - praise for officers as emergency services vow to learn from earthquake in Kent - assessment of oil and gas infrastructure in Alaska - Edinburgh sewage discharge update report - when broadband fails: business continuity

More at the Emergency Management Portal

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EMP Radio broadcast for week ending 28 April 2007

April 29th, 2007

- Lincolnshire coast best prepared for floods - Ginseng and preparedness for pandemic flu - film about a lethal virus shot on Tower Bridge - new guidance from the HSE - critical infrastructure and the role of the private sector - plan to stay calm in a crisis - are UK universities better prepared for a shooting than their US counterparts?

More at the Emergency Management Portal

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EMP broadcast for week ending 14 April 2007

April 15th, 2007

- Radiation Detection Testing underway at seaports … news from the USA about the initial phase of the Secure Freight Initiative with the UK to follow (US) - contract to help a local authority to strengthen its IT resilience (UK) - shortlist for CIR 2007 Business Continuity Award (UK) - the issue of undeclared and misdeclared dangerous goods is explored (UK) - the first so-called ‘cat’ bond ever to cover floods in the UK (Germany) - Canadian public transport operator and Fire Service to conduct emergency simulation (Canada) - hospitals would be guarded in wake of attack (UK) - an interview with the County Emergency Planning Officer for Essex about the Beacon Award

The podcast contains some short extracts. The full text of these items is available on the home page of the Emergency Management Portal for up to 2 weeks.

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EMP broadcast for week ending 7 April 2007

April 8th, 2007

- research into living with flooding (Scotland)

- comprehensive US federal security regulations for high risk chemical facilities

- the role of the voluntary sector in dealing with emergencies in the US.

- the importance of email in Business Continuity

- the difficulties emergency planning professionals face when planning for mass burials in the event of a flu pandemic (UK)

The podcast contains some short extracts. The full text of these items is available via the home page of the Emergency Management Portal website for up to 2 weeks.

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EMP broadcast for week ending 31 March 2007

April 1st, 2007

- next generation perimeter security from the USA - a technical problem which is threatening local election counts - we hear from one of the winners of the Beacon award - an example of good crisis management - a strong article from Canada on the inadequacies of security at airports and seaports

The podcast contains some short extracts. The full text of these items is available via the home page of the Emergency Management Portal website for up to 2 weeks.

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EMP broadcast for week ending 24 March 2007

March 25th, 2007

- local authority Beacon Scheme awards (UK) - a new SMS allergy alert system (UK) - the US Homeland Security chief challenges the logic of screening all cargo (USA) - Israel’s Largest Civil Defence Exercise Since it independence in 1948 (Israel) - IBM and Cisco Team up to Offer Crisis Management Services (US) - Liverpool Football Club Cuts Data Loss Risks and IT Admin With Remote Backup Software (UK) - UK organisations unlikely to ‘weather the storm’ as they fail to plan for extreme conditions (UK)

The podcast contains some short extracts. The full text of these items is available via the home page of the Emergency Management Portal website for up to 2 weeks.

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