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Show Secrecy Continued from 1 lie health and safety information informa-tion from citizens. Jhis law makes information that companies compa-nies label "critical infrastructure infrastruc-ture information" and voluntarily volun-tarily submit to the Department Depart-ment of Homeland Security off limits to citizens, even under the Freedom of Information Act. It also bars government regulators and citizens from using the voluntarily submitted information to enforce public health protections. The nation's "critical infrastructure" infra-structure" includes bridges, water treatment plants, electric elec-tric utilities, chemical plants and other integrated'systems, most of which are controlled by private companies that follow fol-low certain government safety and disclosure rules. Environmental Environ-mental and public health watchdog groups, concerned citizens, company whistleblow-ers whistleblow-ers and federal regulators all play an important role in holding hold-ing companies accountable to these rules. However, the Homeland Security Act's new secrecy provisions are so. broad that they could inappro- As people become more ( knowledgeable and organized, they are better able to understand environmental health concerns and successfully make the case to improve public safety. priately shield information that should spur steps to prqtect public health and safety So what does this addup to? Companies could report .dangerous .dan-gerous chemical storage or. unsafe un-safe bridges to the government, govern-ment, but with no obligation to fix these problems. Businesses could submit information under the Act to avoid being held accountable ac-countable for safety problems. There is no requirement for the government or the company to fix vulnerabilities that are described de-scribed in the secret voluntarily submitted information. Disclosing problems helps to fix them. D.C's Blue Plains Sewage Treatment Plant switched to a safer chemical to eliminate a threat that was apparent ap-parent to plant operators, lawmakers, law-makers, and the public. Imagine Imag-ine if the plant were able to secretly se-cretly communicate that dan ger to the government with no obligation to fix the problem. That scenario requires the public pub-lic to blindly trust industry and government without any recourse re-course if problems are not addressed. ad-dressed. As people become more knowledgeable and organized, they are better able to understand under-stand environmental health concerns and successfully make the case to improve public pub-lic safety. Community right-to-know brings needed attention to critical pollution problems and holds companies accountable account-able for their actions. Our government gov-ernment should improve communities' com-munities' right-to-know, not undermine it. I George Sorvalis is outreach coordinator of the Working Group on Community Right-to-Know in Washington . Something to think about "We will not walk in fear, one of another. We will not be driven by fear into an age of unreason if we dig deep in our history v and doctrine and remember that we are not descended from fearful men, not from men who feared to write, to speak, to associate and to defend causes which were for the moment unpopular." Edward R. Murrow, journalist (1908-1 965) University Mall Utah County Community News wnw.harktheherald.com nysft raised! ft Due Ibacs GSM America from AT&T Wireless. Our best network ever is now better than ever. Over the past few months, we've made GSM America even better. 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