Cascading events that can occur when one hazardous event triggers another: a. Should be considered as part of the hazard identification process. b. Cannot be predicted so cannot be addressed in an Emergency Operations Plan. c. Will be prevented if an Emergency Operations Plan is developed correctly. d. Are outside the scope of an Emergency Operations Plans.

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Cascading events that can occur when one hazardous event triggers another - Should be considered as part of the hazard identification process.

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