Monday, February 2, 2009

Are we still safe?


Chernobyl Tragedy (26 April 1986)

"A technology-caused disaster is the breakdown of a technological system due to human action which could result in harm to people and all creation. The response to a technology-caused disaster includes prevention, mitigation, preparation, response and recovery. The response to a technology-caused disaster does not include providing food, clothing, temporary shelter, blankets and other material resources."

- Technology-Caused Disaster

A technology-caused disaster can be an accidental spill, a deliberate or careless release, an illegal or badly designed disposal or storage area, or a leak from such an area. It can be a transportation accident, "sick" buildings, or workplace or mining hazards that get out of control. The affected elements can be air, soil, water, and animals in the human food chain -- and the human body.


These are some disasters and tregdies caused by technology.

Toxic risks remain in Louisiana
EPA to sample for WTC dust
Post-9/11 needs surfacing 
Three dead after Hawaii dam break

Can you we still say that we are SAFE?

2 comments:

hannah hernandez February 6, 2009 at 11:41 AM  

there is no such thing as technology caused.. man made technology, man was the trigger.. man should stand for it because these are dangers he made for himself

glaiglay February 15, 2009 at 6:59 PM  

well..well..we are... kung mglihok2 ka dili jud ta safe,.eh!

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