http://www.aristatek.com/Newsletter/index.aspx The latest aricles from AristaTek's newsletter article, "Technically Speaking." The methyl isocyanate spill near Bhopal, India, during the night of December 2-3, 1984 was at the heart of what is often cited as the world's worst industrial disaster involving a chemical release. http://www.aristatek.com/Newsletter/NOV09/NOV09ts.aspx In the July 2009 Newsletter article we took a snapshot look at some real-world example explosions involving chemicals including fuels, several at industrial facilities. We concluded that the PEAC tool can be used by responders as a rapid first assessment of an incident or to help recognize a potentially dangerous situation where things can go wrong and what action can be taken. We will examine three more real-world accidents in this newsletter. http://www.aristatek.com/Newsletter/OCT09/OCT09ts.aspx One of the most difficult training exercises for responders is how to deal with a radiological dispersive device or "dirty bomb" incident. http://www.aristatek.com/Newsletter/AUG09/AUG09newsletter.aspx