Nuclear Roundup: 10/10/16
By Jodi Lieberman | October 10, 2016
A compilation of quality nuclear policy news published on the Web, around the world.
Iran Nuclear Deal
Small failures in JCPOA implementation can create big issues: IAEA chief
United States
Wayne Brasure Nominated as Full-Time Domestic Nuclear Detection Office Chief at DHS
A recipe for wasteful spending: South Carolina Pork with Russian Dressing
Demolition of Hazardous Hanford Nuke Building Is Weeks Away
Did we really 'almost lose Detroit' in nuclear mishap 50 years ago?
When America Tested Nuclear Weapons Right Outside Las Vegas
Trump Correctly States U.S. "Nuclear Program Has Fallen Behind" Russia's
International
North Korea is ‘racing towards the nuclear finish line’
US think tank warns North Korea could develop up to 100 nuclear weapons by 2020
North Korea: When is an earthquake a nuclear test?
North Korean Flood Victims Caught in Nuclear Standoff
The United States and Russia Are Prepping for Doomsday
Updated New START Data Shows Steady Arsenal Cuts, Russian Warhead Uptick
Russia moves nuclear-capable missiles to NATO doorstep
Russia downplays worries about moving nuclear capable missiles near Eastern Europe
Russia Rules Out Using Plutonium Falling Under Deal With US to Make Weapons
Dimona Nuclear Reactor to Be Renamed After Deceased Israeli President Shimon Peres
China says willing to discuss 'possibilities' with India on nuclear group
On India's Bid For Nuclear Group NSG, China Says 'Talk To Others Too'
Kazakhstan shows denuclearization works
General Interest
New publication: Deterring Nuclear Terrorism
IAEA ORAL HISTORY SERIES: THE STORIES BEHIND THE ORGANIZATION
Nuclear-armed drones? They may be closer than you think
What if Hitler Developed Nuclear Weapons During World War II?
The Man Who Wanted to Use Nuclear Weapons to Stop a Hurricane
The True Scale of Nuclear Bombs Is Totally Frightening
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Jodi Lieberman is a senior advisor at Argonne National Laboratory. She has previously held positions at the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission and the... Read More
