Publish a special section in your local
newspaper with emergency information on hazardous materials.
Localize the information by printing the phone numbers of the
local poison control center, emergency services offices, the
Cross, and local hospitals.
Interview a member of your community's Local
Emergency Planning Committee about what hazardous substances may
be in your community, where they are kept in large quantities, and
by what routes they are transported through the area.
Publish a chart of warning symbols and terms.
Publish a series on hazardous materials that
can be found in the home and the proper antidotes for them.
Stage a demonstration to show people how to
seal off their homes properly by working with emergency building
materials, such as sandbags, plywood, and plastic sheeting.