Sentence examples for concerning hazards from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, there is very little information currently provided to residents living near industrial parks in Japan concerning hazards that result from the handling of hazardous materials and the measures citizens can take to protect themselves in the event of a chemical accident, and even less concerning the chemical accidents triggered by an earthquake and/or tsunami.

This included information concerning hazards and what use of disinfectants they proposed.

As in the past, there is still no need for concern by the public or producers of Al or its products concerning hazards to human health derived from well established and extensively used products.

Moreover confidence in the municipal authorities seems to be imperfect, although confidence concerning hazard surveillance is higher than confidence in the information provided on risk and management.

But there are many inhabitants and local workers who in fact do not know "who is responsible for giving the alert" (56% for the two groups put together)… Ultimately, confidence in this local level seems to us to be imperfect, because confidence concerning hazard surveillance is higher than confidence in the information provided on risk and management.

Concerning hazard distributions, 50 m slopes are found to be shallow (few degrees) based on LOLA, whereas at the scale of the lander footprint (∼5 m) they are mostly dominated by craters, expected to be mature (from geological context) and shallow (∼11°).

However, this model provides a valuable information for the local government to support decision making concerning earthquake hazards and risk management.

Thus, finding ways to improve households' risk perception concerning Natech hazards may lead to increased evacuation for any future Natech accident.

This paper describes a landscape assessment methodology conducted by using GIS, concerning landscape hazards, values and risk.

Different uses of "risk" and "safety" can express different priorities concerning what hazards should be subject to preventive or mitigating measures.

As recommended by Bird concerning natural hazards (Bird 2009), a questionnaire was designed to acquire information on the public perception of the potential rockslide tsunami.