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Or maybe the possibility of agro-terrorism is something we should all worry more about.
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The Subcommittee will exercise its oversight jurisdiction over a variety of issues, including cybersecurity, biodefense, pandemic influenza preparedness, nuclear detection, mitigating radiological attacks, agro-terrorism, and research and development within the Department of Homeland Security.
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The Congressional Research Service reported a while back that, "some types of agro-terrorism could be relatively easily achieved and have significant economic impacts."
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McKeough cites the disappointment he felt after working hard on a paper and getting it back with the sum total feedback “agro-terrorism is all about money.”
Making the Grade Andrew 2008
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McKeough cites the disappointment he felt after working hard on a paper and getting it back with the sum total feedback “agro-terrorism is all about money.”
Archive 2008-07-01 Andrew 2008
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And you know what's really interesting is that over the last few years the government has taken some steps to try to prevent what's called agro-terrorism.
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This particular quality of "agro-terrorism" is important, since the costs and technical difficulties associated with manufacturing disease agents for offensive purposes is frequently cited as one of the main barriers that has thus far prevented their use by non-state extremists.
Agro-Terrorism Could Hurt U.S. Economy Oxford Analytica 2006
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TUCKER: There is nothing new about the idea of agro-terrorism.
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Last year at an agro-terrorism conference in Kansas City, FBI Director Robert Mueller said, quote, we know that members of al Qaeda have studied our agriculture industry.
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The ability to employ inexpensive and relatively unsophisticated means to undermine a state's economic base endows agro-terrorism with a unique cost/benefit payoff that would be of interest to any entity seeking to overcome existing power differentials between itself and the sovereign enemy it is targeting.
Agro-Terrorism Could Hurt U.S. Economy Oxford Analytica 2006
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