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Catastrophic (Multiple-Death) Fires in the United States
Incident descriptions and summary statistics on fires causing at least 5 deaths. Stephen G. Badger, Sept. 2004
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Large-Loss Fires in the United States
Incident descriptions and summary statistics on fires causing $5,000,000 or more in damage in 2003. Stephen G. Badger, Nov. 2004
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NFPA 654: Standard for the Prevention of Fire and Dust Explosions from the Manufacturing, Processing, and Handling of Combustible Particulate Solids, 2006 Edition
Reduce the risk of fire and explosion from combustible particulate solids or hybrid mixtures with NFPA 654.

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		Dust to Dust - an NFPA Journal online exclusive Federal board urges North Carolina make NFPA 654 mandatory after fatal plant explosion.

		Auditing Classes - an NFPA Journal online exclusive Pennsylvania's first fire safety audits of universities and other state facilities look to NFPA codes and standards.

		Towering Challenge Suncor's oil sands operation in Fort McMurray, Alberta, prepares for unprecedented growth with a decade of investment in fire protection technology.

		U.S. Fire Loss for 2003 There were 402,000 residential fires in the United States in 2003.

		Large-Loss Fires for 2003 The direct property loss in large-loss fires was greater than $12 billion in 2003.

		Firefighter Injuries for 2003 NFPA estimates that there were more than 78,000 firefighter injuries in 2003.