“This book Understanding Water and Terrorism is an invaluable resource for any concerned citizen and especially for members of water boards. It is chock full of useful statistics and facts and the sources, both internet and publications, for the information reported in the book. The inter-relationships between the water industry and the other critical infrastructures is particularly revealing.”

Dr. Murray G. Hamilton, Director, Rocky Mountain Center for Homeland Defense, Denver Research Institute, University of Denver

Our water supply systems were identified as one of the eight critical infrastructure systems in Presidential Decision Directive 63, issued in May, 1998. J. Edgar Hoover, Director of the FBI noted in the 1940s that "our water supply systems were very vulnerable to attack."

Since the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, the following questions are of concern to all of us.

•How vulnerable is our water supply?
•What kind of attack can be made? By whom?
•How can we protect against attack?
• If attacked, how can we respond?

Can you help? What can you do to help protect this critical infrastructure? Won't "they" take care of the problem? As we are learning from the recent hurricane disasters on the Gulf coast and in New Orleans, the "they" is really "us." The better that you understand the potential threat the better you can both protect yourself and your family, as well as, help in the event of an emergency.

This book is a must read for the "general public" so that America can counter the potential threat of terrorism to our water supply systems

This book gives a complete overview necessary for understanding these complex questions. It provides information in a clear, organized and straightforward manner. The information is presented in a way that is understandable to everyone.

By H. Court Young
219 pages, softcover
ISBN: 1-1-893478-07-6

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