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Note: The views expressed in this manual are solely those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the views of their organizations.

Introduction and Index       I . Effectively Communicating Risk Information       II. Guidelines for Presenting and Explaining Risk-Related Numbers and Statistics       III. Guidelines for Providing and Explaining Risk Comparisons       IV. Concrete Examples of Risk Comparisons       V. Anticipating Objections to Explanations of Chemical Risks       Conclusion       Acknowledgements       Appendix A: Concentration and Quantity Comparisons       Appendix B: Risk Comparison Tables And Figures       Appendix C: Risk Perception Factors       Selected Bibiliography on Risk Communication

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