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Risk assessment

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Loan risk management

Morton Glantz

1994

The long and the short of it

J. A. Kay

2009

Target setting and goal achievement

Richard Hale, Peter Whitlam

1995

Risk regulation at risk

Sidney A. Shapiro

2003

Foolproof

Greg Ip

2015

Relational suicide assessment

Douglas G. Flemons

2013

Skin sensitization in chemical risk assessment

World Health Organization (WHO)

2008

J100-10 (R13) Risk and Resilience Management of Water and Wastewater Systems (RAMCAP)

American Water Works

2010

Biopiracy

Vandana Shiva

1997

The effects of estrogen on brain function

Natalie L. Rasgon

2006

Environmental public health impacts of disasters

Institute of Medicine (U.S.) Staff, Christine Coussens, Board on Population Health and Public Health Practice Staff

2007

Risk evaluation and management

Vincent T. Covello

1986

America's War on "Carcinogens"

Kathleen Meister

2005

Drug safety data

Michael J. Klepper

2011

Quantitative feedback theory

Constantine H Houpis

1999

Biology and violence

Deborah W. Denno

1990

The Routledge handbook of hazards and distaster risk reduction

Benjamin Wisner

2011

Mapping wildfire hazards and risks

R. Neil Sampson

2000

Assessing potential biophysical and socioeconomic impacts of climate change on forest-based communities

T. B. Williamson

2008

Health impact assessment

John Kemm

2004

Asbestos

Samuel P. Hammar

2005

Uncertainty and Information Regulation

Tamara Afifi: T

2009

Superfund

John A. Hird

1994

Resilient coastal city regions

Edward James Blakely, Armando Carbonell

2012

Risk

Tim Lewens

2007

The Dictionary of substances and their effects

M RICHARDSON, S. Gangolli, S GANGOLLI et al.

1992

Reliability and risk assessment

J. D. Andrews

1993

Rethinking Risk Assessment

Thomas Grisso

2001

Solvency

Arne Sandstrom

2006

Inviting Disaster

James R. Chiles

2001

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