The CBRNe Science and Consequence Management (CSCM) Congress has a long history.  CSCM has included the participation of nearly 2,000 high-ranking scientists and professionals from the fields of medicine, toxicology, biochemical sciences, physics, and bio-technology, as well as representatives from the military and policy-making communities from nearly 50 countries involved in preventing the spread of knowledge and technology concerning weapons of mass destruction. Topics have included: approaches, methodologies, and systems of detection, identification of CBR substances, personal and collective protection, decontamination, evaluation of possible consequences, and medical treatment in the event of a CBRNe threat and/or occurrence.