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Atlanta, GA | Posted: January 25, 2014
Nunn School Assistant Professor Margaret E. Kosal was interviewed by AP Television News (APTN) on the chemical spill that contaminated the water supply of over 300,000 West Virginia residents and underlying policy challenges.
Kosal’s comments were picked up by a number of news sources, including the online site: AOL News in a story on “WV Chemical Spill Shows Risks to Waterways,” in which she comments on the relative greater risk from an accident compared to threat from terrorism. In another segment, broadcast internationally on JN1, Kosal comments on the biggest lessons to be learned, “We need to ensure that our inspection capabilities and the ability to enforce regulations [are] robust.”
