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<abstract>After the events of September 11, 2001, Congress appropriated
over $100 million to help drinking water systems assess their	 
vulnerabilities to terrorist threats and develop response plans. 
As the Environmental Protection Agency has suggested, however,	 
significant additional funds may be needed to support the	 
implementation of security upgrades. Therefore, GAO sought	 
experts&apos; views on (1) the key security-related vulnerabilities of
drinking water systems; (2) the criteria for determining how	 
federal funds should be allocated among drinking water systems to
improve their security, and the methods for distributing those	 
funds; and (3) specific activities the federal government should 
support to improve drinking water security. GAO conducted a	 
systematic Webbased survey of 43 nationally recognized experts to
seek consensus on these key drinking water security issues.</abstract>
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