Make March 18 a day to tell the story of the 1937 Texas School Explosion. Inspire leadership to protect children from chemical hazards and unhealthy school conditions. Update your school's values and technical skills to live safely with 21st century chemicals and technology.
It
doesn’t seem like eight years since I had a major run-in with a railcar
of “skull and crossbones” material, but today was the day. At that
time I was a Federal On-Scene Coordinator (FOSC) with the U.S. EPA in
Dallas, TX. FOSCs are the lead for agency responses to oil and
hazardous substance releases and have full authority to direct all
public and private resources to stop or prevent a release.