Nuclear Roundup: 7/14/2017
By Jodi Lieberman | July 14, 2017
A compilation of quality nuclear policy news published on the Web, around the world.
North Korea
North Korea’s Yongbyon Facility: Probable Production of Additional Plutonium for Nuclear Weapons
A North Korean girl group helped celebrate Kim Jong-un’s latest missile launch
North Koreans Disagree Over Recent Missile Test
How to break the missile-test cycle in North Korea without going to war
North Korea: a terrifying glimpse into what war with Kim Jong-un’s military would look like
What Does the Future Hold for Kim Jong Un’s Nuclear Gamble?
The North Korean missile crisis
North Korea: The Case for Deterrence
North Korea: Horns of a dilemma
United States
US Nuclear Agency Sets Expectations for Los Alamos Contract
Nuclear Bunkers Won’t Protect You from What’s Happening in the White House
International
Obama’s gift to Trump: A lasting deal on Iran’s nuclear program
Hecker: The US-Russian teamwork that kept nuclear weapons safe
TEPCO chair: Nuclear plant must release contaminated water
Lossiemouth aircraft tasked with defending UK’s nuclear weapons
Brexit: UK could be ‘associate’ of EU nuclear body
General Interest
How Can We Ensure Survival in a New Era of Nuclear Brinkmanship?
Income Inequality Will Survive the Nuclear Apocalypse
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Jodi Lieberman
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
