Using the information of the research outline provided, write a research paper:

You will need to craft an 8-12 page research paper that answers the following questions:

What is the background of the problem and what are the public health implications?
What is the origin of the threat – natural, chemical, etc?
What are the environmental and social aspects of the problem?
What interventions or policies are proposed to correct the problem?
Do you feel they will be successful in protecting the public’s health?
Can you suggest a better intervention and/or policy that might have led to a more protective outcome?
The easiest way to do this is to use each question as a heading for your researched response.

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You must follow the *AMA* reference system for a traditional research paper. Citations and a list of sources consulted are required. Any information drawn from the web should be noted. The text of the paper should be approximately 8 12 pages, double¬ spaced with normal margins and 11 or 12 point fonts. Appendices can be added, which do not count as part of the page total.