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William Leiss defines risk communication as follows:
"Risk Communication is the process of communicating responsibly and effectively about the risk factors associated with industrial technologies, natural hazards, and human activities. These communication responsibilities arise for all those who are developers and managers of industrial technologies, as well as for those who oversee public health and environmental management for technologies, natural hazards (including diseases), wildlife and natural habitat management, and public health" William Leiss (1999), The importance of risk communication, in: http://www.leiss.ca/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=75&Itemid=55.
"Risk Communication is the process of communicating responsibly and effectively about the risk factors associated with industrial technologies, natural hazards, and human activities. These communication responsibilities arise for all those who are developers and managers of industrial technologies, as well as for those who oversee public health and environmental management for technologies, natural hazards (including diseases), wildlife and natural habitat management, and public health" William Leiss (1999), The importance of risk communication, in: http://www.leiss.ca/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=75&Itemid=55.
