Effective Environmental Emergency Responses

Paul A. Erickson, ​a former Fulbright Scholar, served as an independent consultant (environmental science; occupational health and safety, and emergency management) for 25 years prior to joining Anna Maria College where he has since served as a teacher for the last 21 years. He has authored a number of technical texts and has authored the Emergency Response Planning for Corporate and Municipal Managers.  Dr. Erickson has lectured for Federal agencies throughout the United States, and has also lectured on a variety of scientific and technical topics throughout South East Asia.

• PART I: Overview. Chapter1. Introduction.- Chapter2. Measuring Success and Failure of Response.- Chapter3. Logistics: Expertise, Personnel, Equipment, Supplies.- PART II: Lessons Learned; Lessons Applied. Chapter4. Wildfire.- Chapter5.Pandemic.- Chapter 6.Hurricane.- Chapter7. Domestic Terrorism.- Chapter8. Earthquake.- Chapter 9. Climate Change.- PART III:  Social-Structural Considerations. Chapter 10. On the Scope of Emergency Planning.- Chapter 11.Consensus vs. Conflict.- Chapter 12.Epilogue.-Appendices.- References.