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Volume 10, issue 4, 1990

Background Exposure to Chemicals: What Is the Risk? pp. 463-466

Curtis C. Travis and Sheri T. Hester

Communication of Relative Carcinogenic Risks: A Quantitative Approach pp. 467-468

Seymour J. Garte

Public Attitudes Toward Siting a High‐Level Nuclear Waste Repository in Nevada pp. 469-484

Howard Kunreuther, Douglas Easterling, William Desvousges and Paul Slovic

The Effect of Risk Beliefs on Property Values: A Case Study of a Hazardous Waste Site pp. 485-497

Gary H. McClelland, William D. Schulze and Brian Hurd

Risk Communication, Knowledge, and Attitudes: Explaining Reactions to a Technology Perceived as Risky pp. 499-506

Richard J. Bord and Robert E. O'Connor

A Methodology for Grouping Source Terms for Consequence Calculations in Probabilistic Risk Assessments pp. 507-520

Ronald L. Iman, Jon C. Helton and Jay D. Johnson

Distribution Analyzer and Risk Evaluator (DARE) Using Fault Trees pp. 521-538

Vijay Tulsiani, Yacov Y. Haimes and Duan Li

Risk Assessment for Aflatoxin: I. Metabolism of Aflatoxin B1 by Different Species pp. 539-559

Nancy J. Gorelick

Risk Assessment for Aflatoxin: II. Implications of Human Epidemiology Data pp. 561-569

Robert D. Bruce

A Health‐Based Approach for Evaluating Soil at Depth Contaminated by Hazardous Waste: Utilizing the AALsoil contact Criterion pp. 571-574

Stephen D. Reynolds, Paul W. Hadley and Richard M. Sedman

Routes of Chloroform Exposure and Body Burden from Showering with Chlorinated Tap Water pp. 575-580

Wan K. Jo, Clifford P. Weisel and Paul J. Lioy

Chloroform Exposure and the Health Risk Associated with Multiple Uses of Chlorinated Tap Water pp. 581-585

Wan K. Jo, Clifford P. Weisel and Paul J. Lioy

Exposure Assessment: Methods of Analysis for Environmental Carcinogens pp. 587-595

R.K.M. Jayanty, Max R. Peterson, Dennis F. Naugle and Michael A. Berry

Connecticut's Dioxin Ambient Air Quality Standard pp. 597-603

Hari V. Rao and David R. Brown

Pollution as a Terminal Disease? pp. 605-607

Vlasta Molak

The Fallacy of Ranking Possible Carcinogen Hazards Using the TD50 pp. 609-613

Daniel Wartenberg and Michael A. Gallo

Measuring Carcinogenic Potency pp. 615-617

Daniel Krewski

The Importance of Being Quantitative When Crying “Fallacy” pp. 619-621

Gay Goodman

Assumptions of the HERP Index pp. 623-624

David G. Hoel

The Importance of Ranking Possible Carcinogenic Hazards Using HERP pp. 625-628

Lois Swirsky Gold, Leslie Bernstein and Bruce N. Ames

A Response to Comments pp. 629-633

D. Wartenberg and M. A. Gallo

Software Listings pp. 635-635

Paul D. Moskowitz

Volume 10, issue 3, 1990

Ethical Considerations in Risk Communication Practice and Research pp. 355-358

M. Granger Morgan and Lester Lave

Presentation of Risk Assessments pp. 359-361

Fred D. Hoerger

Lead in the Environment: Coming to Grips with Advocacy Versus Scientific Integrity in Risk Assessment pp. 363-363

Rosalind A. Volpe

On the Use of Risk Assessment in Project Management pp. 365-366

Fritz A. Seiler

Risk Perceptions and Food Choice: An Exploratory Analysis of Organic‐ Versus Conventional‐Produce Buyers pp. 367-374

James Hammitt

What Do We Know About Making Risk Comparisons? pp. 375-387

Emilie Roth, M. Granger Morgan, Baruch Fischhoff, Lester Lave and Ann Bostrom

What Should We Know About Making Risk Comparisons? pp. 389-392

Paul Slovic, Nancy Kraus and Vincent T. Covello

Effects of the Chernobyl Accident on Public Perceptions of Nuclear Plant Accident Risks pp. 393-399

Michael K. Lindell and Ronald W. Perry

A Robust Measure of Uncertainty Importance for Use in Fault Tree System Analysis pp. 401-406

Ronald L. Iman and Stephen C. Hora

Dermal Uptake of Organic Chemicals from a Soil Matrix pp. 407-419

Thomas E. McKone

Associations Between Morbidity and Alternative Measures of Particulate Matter pp. 421-427

Bart D. Ostro

Comparison of the Cancer Risk of Methylene Chloride Predicted from Animal Bioassay Data with the Epidemiologic Evidence pp. 429-435

Linda Tollefson, Ronald J. Lorentzen, Robert N. Brown and Janet A. Springer

Interpretation of Airborne Asbestos Measurements pp. 437-447

Jean Chesson, Jerry D. Rench, Bradley D. Schultz and Karen L. Milne

Uncertainties in Pharmacokinetic Modeling for Perchloroethylene. I. Comparison of Model Structure, Parameters, and Predictions for Low‐Dose Metabolism Rates for Models Derived by Different Authors pp. 449-458

Dale Hattis, Paul White, Laura Marmorstein and Paul Koch

TECJET: An Atmospheric Dispersion Model pp. 459-460

Jerry Havens and Tom Spicer

Software Listings pp. 461-461

Paul D. Moskowitz

Volume 10, issue 2, 1990

Risk Analysis in the 1990s pp. 195-196

Joseph Fiksel

Risk Analysis: Where Have We Been? Where Are We Going? pp. 197-198

D. Warner North

Of Apples, Alcohol, and Unacceptable Risk pp. 199-200

Kenneth T. Bogen

Risk Management Agonistes pp. 201-205

H. Felix Kloman

Driving Cancer Dose‐Response Modeling with Data, Not Assumptions pp. 207-208

Robert L. Sielken

“Underestimation” of Linear Models pp. 209-210

Colin N. Park

Response to Park pp. 211-212

John Bailar, Edmund Crouch, Donna Spiegelman and Rashid Shaikh

Small Group Studies of Regulatory Decision‐Making for Power‐Frequency Electric and Magnetic Fields pp. 213-227

Gordon Hester, M. Granger Morgan, Indira Nair and Keith Florig

Using Related Samples in Assessing Conformance to Safety Goals: A Nuclear Reactor Safety Application pp. 229-237

Daniel G. Brooks

Is It Safer to Fly or Drive? pp. 239-246

Leonard Evans, Michael C. Frick and Richard C. Schwing

Appraisal of Individual Radiation Risk in the Context of Probabilistic Exposures pp. 247-253

Hans Bohnenblust and Serge Prêtre

Risk Assessment for Carcinogens Under California's Proposition 65 pp. 255-271

William S. Pease, Lauren Zeise and Alex Kelter

Priority Topics in the Study of Environmental Risk in Developing Countries: Report on a Workshop Held at the East–West Center, August, 1988 pp. 273-283

Sylvia A. Edgerton, Kirk R. Smith, Richard A. Carpenter, Toufiq A. Siddiqi, Steven G. Olive, Corazon Pe Benito Claudio, Vincent T. Covello, Donald J. Fingleton, Kwi‐Gon Kim and Bruce A. Wilcox

Estimation of the Joint Risk from Multiple‐Compound Exposure Based on Single‐Compound Experiments pp. 285-290

James J. Chen, David W. Gaylor and Ralph L. Kodell

A Simple Formula for Calculating the “Mass Density” of a Lognormally Distributed Characteristic: Applications to Risk Analysis pp. 291-301

Adam M. Finkel

Pharmacokinetic Principles for Dose‐Rate Extrapolation of Carcinogenic Risk from Genetically Active Agents pp. 303-316

Dale Hattis

Tissue Dosimetry for Reactive Metabolites pp. 317-321

Curtis C. Travis

Two‐Event Model for Carcinogenesis: Biological, Mathematical, and Statistical Considerations pp. 323-341

Suresh H. Moolgavkar and Georg Luebeck

A Review of Crystal Ball pp. 343-345

David E. Burmaster and Edye C. Udell

Software Listings pp. 347-347

Paul D. Moskowitz

Volume 10, issue 1, 1990

How Much Cancer Can EPA Regulate Away? pp. 1-6

Michael Gough

The Problem with the Margin of Safety: Toward the Concept of Protection pp. 7-10

Bernard D. Goldstein

Three Candidate “Laws” of Uncertainty Analysis pp. 11-11

Dale Hattis

House Fire: A Source of Dioxins pp. 13-13

Hari V. Rao and David R. Brown

Introduction to the Risk Assessment Workshop on Indoor Air Quality pp. 15-17

Halûk Özkaynak and John D. Spengler

Assessing Exposures to Environmental Tobacco Smoke pp. 19-26

Brian P. Leaderer

Risk Assessment Methodologies for Passive Smoking‐Induced Lung Cancer pp. 27-37

James L. Repace and Alfred H. Lowrey

Environmental Tobacco Smoke: Exposure‐Response Relationships in Epidemiologic Studies pp. 39-48

Anna H. Wu‐Williams and Jonathan M. Samet

Assessment of Population Exposure and Carcinogenic Risk Posed by Volatile Organic Compounds in Indoor Air pp. 49-57

Jan A.J. Stolwijk

Major Sources of Exposure to Benzene and Other Volatile Organic Chemicals pp. 59-64

Lance Wallace

Review of Radon and Lung Cancer Risk pp. 65-75

Jonathan M. Samet and Richard W. Hornung

Exposure to Formaldehyde in Indoor Air pp. 77-83

Richard B. Gammage

Quantitative Cancer Risk Estimation for Formaldehyde pp. 85-91

Thomas B. Starr

Subjective‐Probability‐Based Scenarios for Uncertain Input Parameters: Stratospheric Ozone Depletion pp. 93-102

James Hammitt

Bayesian Modeling of Initiating Event Frequencies at Nuclear Power Plants pp. 103-109

Stephen C. Hora and Ronald L. Iman

Multiobjective Decision‐Tree Analysis pp. 111-127

Yacov Y. Haimes, Duan Li and Vijay Tulsiani

The Effects of Publication Selection on Test Probabilities and Estimator Distributions pp. 131-136

Frank T. Denton

Electric‐Utility Resource Planning and Decision‐Making: The Importance of Uncertainty pp. 137-146

Eric Hirst and Martin Schweitzer

Mortality Risks Induced by Economic Expenditures pp. 147-159

Ralph L. Keeney

Desired Risk: Broadening the Social Amplification of Risk Framework pp. 161-168

Gary E. Machlis and Eugene A. Rosa

Knowledge‐Based Representations of Risk Beliefs pp. 169-184

Bruce E. Tonn, Cheryl B. Travis, Richard T. Goeltz and Raymond H. Phillippi

A Program for Calculating Health Risks from Hazardous Waste Incineration pp. 185-188

Greg D. Belcher and Holly A. Hattemer‐Frey

Response from Rowe Research & Engineering Associates, Inc pp. 188-188

W. D. Rowe

Software Listings pp. 189-189

Paul D. Moskowitz