Spinning risks

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Posted March 11th, 2009 by Horace
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We've got a new animation showing all the ways we could think of for communicating a risk message. In particular, have a look what you can do when using absolute risks, expressed in natural frequencies, and using icons. The photos option is rather good, and we are planning to make it possible for anyone to put in their own examples, their own images, and embed the animation on their website.

By coincidence, Michael Blastland has got a good risk-presentation story on BBC Online today, featuring bacon sandwiches too.

David S

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