Eleven years after the 9/11 terrorism attack, Department of Homeland Security officials explained to a House Energy subcommittee why their program to harden security at U.S. chemical plants still hasn't been implemented.

Occupational Health & Safety had the story September 12, 2012. [2]

SEE ALSO:

"US Chemical Officials Again Blast Federal Site Security Plan" (ICIS) [3]

Press Release: "SOCMA Testifies that Poor CFATS Implementation Has Created Compliance Burdens on Small Chemical Manufacturers" (PR Newswire) [4]

"11 Years After Sept. 11, Republicans and Dems Agree DHS Program Needs Improvement" (E&E Daily -- Subscription Only) [5]