Risk analysis and public policy for major hazards
Physics in TechnologyPublished 1 November 1982
Alan Irwin, Denis Smith, R.F. Griffiths
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Risk analysis can provide a valuable perspective on technological hazards. But the form in which the risk is expressed is of crucial importance for policy making
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