Assessing the threat of biological terrorism 3 Articles

by Robert Williscroft

On a scale of cost for the number of civilian casualties accomplished, nothing holds a candle to biological agents. Conventional weapons will cost approximately $2,000 per square kilometer of civilian casualties for a larg...read more

by Charles Simmins

One of the on-going problems in our War on Terror has been the potential for enemies of the United States to use biological weapons against us. It's quite clear that, either through legitimate commercial means or through b...read more

by Joe Klinkhoff Iii

To begin let's identify what we mean by biological weapon. While Anthrax and Ricin are naturally occurring, I do not believe they constitute a biological weapon. Their spreading mechanism relies on mechanical means (spra...read more