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I stumbled across this image when I was looking around for biological threat assessments. I really liked this common-sense approach to addressing potential biological incidents. Note the big block in the bottom right - "Detectable substances PLUS one of the following:"
Common sense approaches for white powder cases. I like it.
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Have you spoken to anyone about my Anthrax Mailing Response Card idea yet ?
Front says "in case of receiving white powder in mail rub card against envelope and see results on reverse side". Back says "it is not anthrax".
Millions in emergency services, business productivity and media resources saved. 100% success rate since 2001 as well.
Posted by: Kilo | 27 February 2009 at 08:05 AM
Very funny. I need to get that idea out there.
Posted by: J. | 27 February 2009 at 07:52 PM
I should say, it only works if the card is hexagon-shaped. Otherwise I'm gonna have a hard time patenting this.
Posted by: Kilo | 27 February 2009 at 08:41 PM
Dammit! If people keep proposing simple, commonsensical procedures for dealing with "incidents," how will we maintain the state of near hysterical paranoia that primes the pump for unaccountable spending on unnecessary "security" measures? I mean, come on, what else are we going to spend all this money on? It's not like there are other public policy priorities.
Posted by: RedRob | 02 March 2009 at 07:28 PM