¶ … bio-terrorism. The writer explores what type of threat it is and how the nation has prepared for it, especially after the events of 9-11. The writer also provides a one page outline of the topic. There were ten sources used to complete this paper.
What is Bioterrorism?
How can it be used against us?
What types of things can be used to commit it?
What now?
Steps that were taken after 9-11
Government readiness
School readiness
The Future
What should be done for future protection?
International cooperation
Protecting our borders
For almost two hundred years Americans were lulled into a false sense of security with the belief that nobody could penetrate the "invisible" shield of protection around the country. While chaos was happening around the world by way of attacks, bio-terroristic threats, wars and other problems, Americans went about their daily business believing it could never happen here. And then the events of 9-11 unfolded. Americans were horrified and glued to television screens as the World Trade Centers came down. From that point on the nation understood it was not invincible and the concern about possible bio-terrorism began to grow. The nation has spent the last few years preparing and educating its public about bio-terrorism, preparing for its possible release and planning for the future.
In almost every area of the nation the threat of bio-terrorist attack has changed the way people think. The health care industry, which was profoundly affected by the attacks of 9-11 have worked to prepare so that it is never caught off guard again. The possibility of bio-terrorism has prompted many proactive steps to be taken (Goodison, 2003).
Bio-terrorism is the act of using diseases and other spread able methods to create an attack on a nation or a group.
There are many avenues that a bio-terrorist attack may take. Some of them include the release of a disease or chemical into the American public system. Whether it is anthrax, small pox or some other easily communicable element, the release of such attacks into the American public could mean millions of casualties...
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