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Attacking agriculture with radiological materials: a possibility? / Shannon Michael Allan, Peter Leitner

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ALLAN Shannon Michael

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LEITNER Peter

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In: World Affairs Vol 168 no 3, Winter 2006, pp.99-112 (55)Summary: After briefly outlining some examples of terrorism directed at agriculture and explaining their importance, this paper considers whether terrorists could contaminate crops or foodstuffs with radioactive material and the effect such an attack would have.

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After briefly outlining some examples of terrorism directed at agriculture and explaining their importance, this paper considers whether terrorists could contaminate crops or foodstuffs with radioactive material and the effect such an attack would have.

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