Reports, information, and reactions to anthrax used as an act of terrorism.
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Latest and archived news, interactive guide [Flash required], advice, victims' accounts, commentary and analysis, background information, and discussion forum. United Kingdom.
Report on the anthrax outbreak which affected 94 people and killed at least 64 in the Soviet city of Sverdlovsk that was revealed by President Boris Yeltsin, in 1992, to be the result of military activity at a biological weapons facility.
George Monbiot comments on the status of the FBI investigations. The Guardian, UK.
Describes how a room is swept for anthrax, tested, decontaminated and cleaned.
Scientific analysis of the spores and envelopes from the fall 2001 U.S. incidents lead to some surprising discoveries.
(May 07, 2002)
Two employees at the American Consulate in Belfast are taken to hospital after coming into contact with a white powder contained in the post.
(October 22, 2001)
The government is rushing through new legislation to deal with bio-terror hoaxers, after scores of anthrax scares across the UK.
(October 21, 2001)
Latest and archived news, interactive guide [Flash required], advice, victims' accounts, commentary and analysis, background information, and discussion forum. United Kingdom.
George Monbiot comments on the status of the FBI investigations. The Guardian, UK.
Describes how a room is swept for anthrax, tested, decontaminated and cleaned.
Report on the anthrax outbreak which affected 94 people and killed at least 64 in the Soviet city of Sverdlovsk that was revealed by President Boris Yeltsin, in 1992, to be the result of military activity at a biological weapons facility.
Scientific analysis of the spores and envelopes from the fall 2001 U.S. incidents lead to some surprising discoveries.
(May 07, 2002)
Two employees at the American Consulate in Belfast are taken to hospital after coming into contact with a white powder contained in the post.
(October 22, 2001)
The government is rushing through new legislation to deal with bio-terror hoaxers, after scores of anthrax scares across the UK.
(October 21, 2001)
