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The U.S. chemical industry will focus much of its attention this year on implementing the chemical security laws recently finalized by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Facility managers must finalize their security “top screens” for DHS by mid-January, and officials will use those screens to determine which of four security risk tiers a facility is in. The risk tier decisions, due out by DHS by mid-year, will determine which facilities must draft security vulnerability assessments (SVAs) and site security plans (SSPs). ACC and Socma are...

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