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Beyond Print: Homeland Security

Hazardous Materials

New sweeping regulations aimed at boosting the security of hazmat railcars that travel through high-threat urban areas have been issued by the government. One rule focuses on route risk assessment, the other on car tracking and documented chains of custody.

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