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<br />Ramsey County | Multi-Jurisdiction Hazard Mitigation Plan 48 <br />cultural venues are also vulnerable as a result of those seeking maximum casualties and media <br />attention. <br />3.14.7.3 Environment <br />The environment tends to be less vulnerable to human-caused hazards than natural hazards, but <br />terrorist activities, particularly those involving sabotage or arson, can target natural resources such as <br />forests, wildlife reserves, and water bodies. Destruction of these resources can lead to ecological <br />damage, loss of biodiversity, and long-term environmental degradation. Contamination from chemical <br />attacks, biological agents, or radioactive materials can also have severe and long-lasting environmental <br />consequences. <br />3.14.7.4 County and Community Operations <br />Attacks on government facilities or critical infrastructure can disrupt essential services such as law <br />enforcement, emergency response, public utilities, and healthcare systems. This can compromise public <br />safety and hinder effective response to emergencies. They can also erode public trust in the <br />government's ability to provide security and protect citizens, leading to increased fear, anxiety, and <br />uncertainty. In addition, attacks on economic targets or disruptions to business operations can lead to <br />financial losses, reduced investor confidence, and economic instability within the community. Lastly, <br />human-caused hazard incidents can create fear, trauma, and social unrest within communities, <br />impacting mental health, social cohesion, and community resilience. <br />3.14.8 CONSEQUENCE ASSESSMENT <br />Impact on the Public <br />• Risk of injuries and fatalities among civilians caught in the incident. Risk of mass casualties and <br />widespread injuries. <br />• Psychological trauma and long-term mental health issues for survivors and witnesses. <br />• Increased fear and anxiety within the community, potentially leading to changes in daily <br />behavior and routines. <br />• Heightened community tensions and divisions, potentially leading to long-term social unrest. <br />• Personal data breaches, leading to identity theft and financial losses. <br />• Disruption of access to essential online services, impacting communication, banking, and <br />healthcare. <br />• Increased anxiety and mistrust regarding digital security and privacy. <br />Impact on Responders <br />• High-risk conditions for law enforcement and emergency medical responders, with potential for <br />responder injuries and fatalities. <br />• Psychological impact on responders, including stress and trauma from witnessing or <br />experiencing violence. <br />• Strain on resources and personnel, leading to fatigue and reduced effectiveness over time.
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