North Korea, Kim announced, would never use nuclear weapons or transfer nuclear weapons or nuclear technology "unless there are nuclear threats and nuclear provocations" against it.
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"We will never use nuclear weapons unless there is nuclear threat or nuclear provocation to our country, and in any case we will not transfer nuclear weapons and nuclear technology," Kim said.
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Nuclear technicians assist physicists, engineers, and other professionals in nuclear research and nuclear production.
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Nuclear technicians typically need an associate's degree in nuclear science or a nuclear-related technology.
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Nuclear: The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) is drafting new safety guidelines for nuclear power plants.
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Nuclear: The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is moving forward with new guidelines for decommissioned nuclear facilities.
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Nuclear: The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) is moving forward with new guidelines for nuclear power plants.
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Nuclear policies of the nuclear-armed countries can also raise the risk level of nuclear war.
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Having nuclear weapons, possessing nuclear weapons, developing nuclear weapons, is illegal, and they need to stop.
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It owned and operated all U.S. nuclear weapons, it established all nuclear weapons requirements, it conducted nuclear weapons tests, it advanced the science of nuclear weapons effects, it developed all our nuclear weapons strategy and tactics, etc.
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Consider it the difference between nuclear power and nuclear explosions: a nuclear explosion is nuclear power in an uncontrolled form, and we greatly prefer the controlled form.
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The Nuclear Posture Review will, among other issues, assess how many nuclear weapons are necessary to deter nuclear attack and whether new types of nuclear weapons are necessary.
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America's recent nuclear-posture review describes it as "a new intercontinental, nuclear-armed, nuclear-powered, undersea autonomous torpedo".
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Defensively, DOD conducts underground nuclear tests to expose every U.S. weapons system — conventional and nuclear — to nuclear detonations.
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Nuclear: The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) is drafting new rules for nuclear power reactors that are being decommissioned.
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Alongside that, China has a nuclear "no first use" policy: that it will not be the first to launch nuclear weapons against another nuclear foe, and that it will not use its nuclear weapons against a country without nuclear weapons.
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Here's what is happening: Nuclear: The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) is proposing new licensing requirements for certain nuclear sites.
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Here's what is happening: Nuclear: The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) is considering new procedures for decommissioning nuclear power reactors.
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"Iran has never sought nuclear weapons, will never seek nuclear weapons, is now not seeking nuclear weapons," Rouhani said.
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He assured non-nuclear countries they would not lose the benefits of peaceful nuclear energy by renouncing nuclear weapons.
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For the next 17 years, our arms controllers and anti-nuclear activists put us in an unannounced nuclear freeze, with no advanced nuclear research allowed — curators in a nuclear museum.
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In this review, the development of new nuclear weapons was renounced, as was a nuclear attack against non-nuclear weapon states in compliance with their Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty obligations.
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The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty forbids non-nuclear-weapon states, of which North Korea was one, from acquiring nuclear weapons.
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There was the talk about a nuclear -- nuclear showdown.
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Defense officials say Russia's arsenal of tactical nuclear weapons is much more concerning than the slew of recently announced new Russian nuclear weapons including a nuclear torpedo and nuclear powered cruise missile.
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The US nuclear arsenal is based on what's called "the nuclear triad": land-based intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs), submarines equipped with nuclear missiles, and nuclear bombs that can be dropped by bombers.
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" The nuclear arsenal Trump said of the US nuclear arsenal: "Our nuclear has been totally updated and in some cases new.
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ITER says nuclear fusion will not produce nuclear waste like traditional nuclear power plants and will be much safer to operate.
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Based on ZIP codes, the study team also analyzed respondents' proximity to nuclear power plants, nuclear waste and nuclear research facilities.
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China Nuclear Engineering & Construction (CNEC): State-owned CNEC is China's top builder of nuclear power plants and the only eligible installer of equipment in the nuclear island (NI), which is the core part of a nuclear power unit that generates steam from nuclear fission.
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Nuclear: Consumption of nuclear energy rose 1 percent last year.
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Are we talking tactical nuclear weapons or strategic nuclear weapons?
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Nuclear: The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is considering new security guidelines.
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A financially weak nuclear utility is bad for nuclear safety.
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The more nuclear weapon states, the greater the nuclear danger.
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Unlike actual nuclear weapons, this nuclear option can be undone.
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Nuclear abolition remains the only way to prevent nuclear war.
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Nuclear abolition remains the only way to prevent nuclear war.
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Nuclear Proliferation: Mr. Trump will soon command America's nuclear arsenal.
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You have not had a nuclear test or nuclear explosion.
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It all comes down to nuclear winter and nuclear autumn.
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First, U.S. programs to help countries secure nuclear stockpiles should be expanded, focusing on foundational elements of effective nuclear security: sustainably protecting weapons-usable nuclear material against the full range of plausible adversary threats, including insiders within nuclear organizations; building strong security cultures within nuclear organizations, focused on continuous improvement in security performance; conducting realistic testing and assessment of nuclear security systems; and reducing the number of sites with nuclear weapons and weapons-usable nuclear material to the absolute minimum necessary.
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Some environmentalists seem determined to establish a zero-sum conflict between renewables and nuclear power — not only new nuclear but existing nuclear.
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We live in a nuclear age, in which scary people have nuclear weapons and the only defense against them is nuclear weapons.
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How can possessors of nuclear weapons assure that their nuclear weapons are effective in providing a deterrent to another nuclear-armed country?
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The United States is one of five nuclear weapons states allowed to keep a nuclear arsenal under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.
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Similarly, the 1968 Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty slowed the spread of nuclear weapons and made it easier to monitor states with nuclear ambitions.
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The Pentagon is adamant the Nuclear Posture Review walks the line between maintaining a nuclear deterrence and encouraging controls on nuclear weapons.
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Nuclear operator Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power approved last year the shutdown of the Wolsong No.1 nuclear reactor earlier than planned, as part of the country's long-term scheme to phase out nuclear power.
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Under the NPT, one of the world's most important foundational nuclear treaties, nuclear-weapon states -- the US, Russia, China, France and the UK -- commit to ending the arms race and achieving nuclear disarmament, while non-nuclear-weapons states agree to forgo developing or seeking nuclear weapons.
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Though President Obama was a leader in highlighting the vulnerability of nuclear materials at the recent Nuclear Security Summit, his administration is subsidizing a new wave of nuclear construction here at home, and the Commerce Department's Civil Nuclear Trade Initiative is pressing to expand American nuclear exports.
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Once nuclear weapons are used in a conflict against another nuclear-armed adversary — even in small numbers or in a regional conflict — there is no guarantee that there will not be a nuclear response and a cycle of nuclear escalation leading to all-out global nuclear war.
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In addition, the draft Nuclear Posture Review calls for modernizing the entire U.S. nuclear arsenal at great cost; for the development of new, smaller, more usable nuclear weapons; and for using nuclear weapons against a wide range of non-nuclear attacks against the U.S. and its allies.
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At the Nuclear Industry Summit in Washington, a side event to the Nuclear Security Summit, leaders from the international nuclear industry renewed their commitment to secure nuclear materials and spread the use of best practices.
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It follows, although contrary to the current U.S. president's expressed preferences for global nuclear disarmament ( for a "world free of nuclear weapons"), that Israel's nuclear arsenal actually represents a valuable impediment to regional nuclear war.
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The nuclear companies Shenhua is in talks with include China National Nuclear Corp (CNNC) and China General Nuclear Power Corp (CGN), Zhang said.
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According to the NPT, non-nuclear signatories are prohibited from developing nuclear weapons while nuclear-armed countries committed to a process of disarmament.
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The biggest problem we have is nuclear — nuclear proliferation and having some maniac, having some madman go out and get a nuclear weapon.
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Nuclear programs don't disappear when you just stop nuclear tests, and North Korea's already said publicly they don't need to test nuclear weapons.
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The wisdom of replacing our entire nuclear arsenal, and building new nuclear designs that make nuclear war more likely rather than deterring it.
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Five nuclear scientists died in the accidental explosion, which Russian state nuclear agency said happened during a test of a nuclear-powered engine.
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Whether nuclear proliferation would result, or whether America's non-nuclear allies would seek nuclear protection elsewhere, Asia's geostrategic balance would undergo tremendous change.
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The biggest problem we have is nuclear—nuclear proliferation and having some maniac, having some madman go out and get a nuclear weapon.
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We have a nuclear North Korea and nearly a nuclear Iran.
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Iran nuclear deal Is anybody happy with the Iran nuclear deal?
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JOSEPH E. POLLOCK Vice President, Nuclear Operations Nuclear Energy Institute Washington
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U.S. nuclear weapons policy must evolve as the nuclear threat evolves.
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Making it more difficult for states to acquire U.S.-origin nuclear technology will also increase the political resentment of states designated as non-nuclear weapons states by the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty (NPT), who already question the commitment of nuclear supplier states to ensuring access to peaceful nuclear technologies.
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More nations have acquired the weapons, black market trade in nuclear secrets and nuclear materials abounds, and nuclear technology has spread, the President noted.
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But nuclear dangers persist: Rivals India and Pakistan tested nuclear devices in 1998, provoking global outcry; North Korea also joined the nuclear-armed club.
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The Nuclear Regulatory Commission reports that many nuclear suppliers have said that "without Price-Anderson coverage, they would not participate in the nuclear industry".
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More than one million packages of radioactive nuclear material are transported within Canada every year, from spent nuclear fuel to nuclear gauges for breweries.
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These include an increase in the number of countries possessing nuclear weapons and a greater number of nuclear weapons in each country's nuclear arsenal.
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Related: Security Guard's Murder Fuels Fears That Nuclear Plants in Belgium Could Be Attacked But nuclear security encompasses a lot more than nuclear plants.
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A 60-year-old European community that governs nuclear energy, nuclear safety, and supports peaceful nuclear research—including exploration into building the world's first nuclear fusion reactor—sounds like a great community to be involved with, right?
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"Reducing the role of nuclear weapons in national security doctrines and abandoning the nuclear deterrent policy based on the first use of nuclear weapons constitutes the most practical and feasible nuclear disarmament measure at present," Fu said.
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It requires nuclear-weapons states not to transfer, assist, encourage or induce any non-nuclear-weapons state to manufacture or acquire explosive devices, while requiring that non-nuclear-weapons states do not receive or manufacture nuclear weapons.
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Nuclear experts believe North Korea is prepping for its sixth nuclear test.
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" On nuclear holocaust and Russia "Nuclear holocaust would be like no other.
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And by reducing and better protecting nuclear reactors and spent nuclear fuel.
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Russia's nuclear doctrine, he said, only plans for response to nuclear attack.
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To prohibit and eliminate nuclear weapons epitomizes prudence in the Nuclear Age.
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But despite nuclear power's cross-partisan support, America's nuclear capacity is shrinking.
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Rather, nuclear technology must be embedded in an overall nuclear policy strategy.
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For the moment, it is perhaps nuclear theater rather than nuclear war.
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Without help, nuclear officials say, there will be far less nuclear power.
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No longer a nuclear weapons factory, nuclear reactor stacks were knocked down...
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BECKY QUICK: You know, you bring up nuclear power or nuclear bombs.
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McCullough is a nuclear scientist at the United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
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Like nuclear weapons, nuclear energy also poses enduring threats to human health.
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The single greatest problem the world has is nuclear armament, nuclear weapons.
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If its nuclear plants close, then new renewable energy will replace nuclear.
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But a nuclear North Korea is unlike a nuclear China or Russia.
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On nuclear issues, he failed to hold Tehran accountable for nuclear violations.
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Because new weapons require warheads, nuclear modernisation is also driving nuclear expansion.
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It was a shitty nuclear explosion, as far as nuclear explosions go.
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S. nuclear policy should focus on reducing the role of nuclear weapons — relying on them only to deter nuclear attack on the United States and our partners and allies – and avoid any move that could lower the threshold for use of nuclear weapons or increase the risk of inadvertent nuclear war.
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Both presidents reported that they talked about nuclear weapons, including the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF) which covers short- and medium-range nuclear missiles.
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PRESSURE OVER NUCLEAR COMMISSION: The American Nuclear Society (ANS) is going on record demanding a full slate of commissioners on the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC).
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However, diplomats have said that given Paris' nuclear know-how it could play a role in the dismantling of nuclear warheads or receiving nuclear materials.
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Why it matters: Commerce's move does underscore Washington's concerns about Pakistan's nuclear proliferation record — even as nuclear watchdog groups cite improvements in Pakistan's nuclear security.
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That indictment named the China General Nuclear Power Company, the largest Chinese nuclear producer, which was seeking American designs for key components for nuclear reactors.
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In accord with nuclear deterrence theory, a country threatens to use nuclear weapons, believing that it will prevent the use of nuclear weapons against it.
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The nuclear companies Shenhua is in talks with include China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) and China General Nuclear Power Corporation (CGN), Zhang told a conference.
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The offending player need not use a full scale nuclear assault to kill a player with radiation, a nuclear grenade or nuclear mine works best.
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The United Arab Emirates' nuclear regulator approved a nuclear reactor Monday, paving the way for the first commercial nuclear power plant in an Arab nation.
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Even though the report's author argues that the link between nuclear power and nuclear weapons has been "overstated," it's hard to ignore the reality that nearly a third of all nuclear countries did weaponize civilian nuclear energy programs.
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Put it in perspective: If, indeed Trump wanted to increase the nuclear stockpile, which stands at about 4,000 nuclear warheads right now, that would make the U.S. nuclear muscle greater than all other countries' known nuclear arsenals combined.
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In addition to the destructive effects of any nuclear explosion, the breaking of the existing nuclear-use taboo would invite the kind of retaliation from nuclear-armed adversaries likely to result in a catastrophic all-out nuclear war.
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Francis, a determined anti-nuclear campaigner who will read a message on nuclear weapons in Nagasaki, will also meet survivors of the March 11, 2011 nuclear meltdown at Fukushima, the world's worst nuclear disaster since Chernobyl in 1986.
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A Pentagon report outlining an updated U.S. nuclear strategy suggests using nuclear weapons to respond to non-nuclear attacks on the U.S., according to The New York Times The newspaper reported Wednesday that the draft document, the Nuclear Posture Review, provides for possible nuclear responses to devastating cyberattacks on U.S critical infrastructure.
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If it wants recognition as a nuclear weapons state, it should be required to meet the nuclear group's standards, including opening negotiations with Pakistan and China on curbing nuclear weapons and halting the production of nuclear fuel for bombs.
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Francis, a determined anti-nuclear campaigner who will read a message on nuclear weapons in Nagasaki, will also meet survivors of the March 11, 2011 nuclear meltdown at Fukushima, the world&aposs worst nuclear disaster since Chernobyl in 1986.
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Teller also believed the US should invest in geoengineering, nuclear engines for spacecrafts, nuclear testing in space, and nuclear reactors powered by thorium rather than uranium.
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Kincardine is also synonymous with nuclear power, as one of the province's three operating nuclear facilities—the Bruce Nuclear Generating Station—is a stone's throw away.
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The report encourages the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, another independent agency that regulates the nuclear industry, to not "unnecessarily" add to the operating costs of nuclear plants.
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Resume underground testing by the DOE nuclear labs, and re-create DOD's Defense Nuclear Agency to resume their underground nuclear testing program and "re-nuclearize" DOD.
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Critiques say No-First-Use would undermine the U.S. nuclear umbrella, pushing our allies to develop nuclear weapons and triggering a new round of nuclear proliferation.
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The Trump administration's 2018 Nuclear Posture Review embraced nuclear competition, an explicit rejection of the Obama administration's effort to reduce the military's reliance on nuclear weapons.
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Israel's presumed nuclear strategy, while not yet articulated in any precise or public fashion, is correctly oriented toward nuclear war avoidance, not toward nuclear war fighting.
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The nuclear approvals, known as Part 810 authorizations, allow companies to do preliminary work on nuclear power ahead of any deal to build a nuclear plant.
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Nuclear weapons have five means of causing destruction: light radiation, blast waves, early-stage nuclear radiation, nuclear electro-magnetic pulses and radioactive pollution, the article explained.
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In its newly released Nuclear Posture Review, the Defense Department has focused much of its multibillion nuclear effort on an updated nuclear deterrence focused on Russia.
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Designed for the nuclear threat of a past century, our much-reduced nuclear stockpile is unable to deter most of the nuclear threats we face today.
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South Korea, the world's fifth-biggest user of nuclear power, has developed its own nuclear technology through KEPCO and is keen to export its nuclear reactors.
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DNA housed the national laboratory for nuclear weapons effects, and conducted the underground nuclear tests that are the life blood of the nuclear weapons effects science.
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We're spending a lot of money on nuclear, our nuclear systems, to upgrade, and in some cases, brand new, whether it's submarines, nuclear submarines and others.
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Sure, the nuclear deal itself has a lot to do with nuclear weapons.
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The Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant explosion remains the worst civilian nuclear disaster ever.
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U.S.-based nuclear experts suspect Russia was testing a nuclear-powered cruise missile.
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North Korea has nuclear weapons, and conducted another nuclear test just last month.
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Only the five authorised nuclear states can help dismantle and remove nuclear weapons.
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Our nuclear innovation laws are important first steps in reinvigorating U.S. nuclear leadership.
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It also maintains the nation's nuclear arsenal and nuclear reactors for the Navy.
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A 1-gigawatt nuclear reactor uses 27 tons of nuclear fuel per year.
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All diplomacy involving nuclear-armed powers or their allies has been nuclear diplomacy.
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Leadership in nuclear technology development allows leadership in nuclear regulation and safeguard regimes.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe acknowledged widening differences between nuclear and non-nuclear states.
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We declared a nuclear freeze and ceased all work on new nuclear weapons.
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For Washington, the nuclear deal was an opportunity to curb Iran's nuclear program.
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He can't identify the nuclear triad, the American strategic nuclear arsenal's delivery system.
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Will US tear up Iran nuclear deal, will Iran reinvigorate its nuclear program?
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Nuclear weapons One of Smith's longtime concerns has been the U.S. nuclear arsenal.
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Nuclear: The Department of Energy (DOE) is moving forward with nuclear safety requirements.
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Initiating a nuclear war, any nuclear war, would be an act of insanity.
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How people survive a nuclear blast A nuclear blast comes in six stages.
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Hence, a nuclear North Korea will not behave like a conventional nuclear state.
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Nuclear weapons budgets were slashed, and we entered into an unannounced nuclear freeze.
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A 1903-gigawatt nuclear reactor uses 27 tons of nuclear fuel per year.
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He asks how long the beleaguered nuclear-power industry can survive—hobbled as it is by the association with nuclear weapons ("the Achilles' heel of civil nuclear power"), a litany of disasters and the doomsday hyperbole of anti-nuclear activists.
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Nuclear proliferation Reality Check: Trump claims he doesn't support nuclear proliferation By Kevin Liptak, CNN Clinton and Trump sparred over the Republican candidate's statements about nuclear weapons.
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The Central Committee of the WPK sent warm congratulations to nuclear scientists and technicians of the northern nuclear test ground on the successful nuclear warhead explosion test.
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Germany is not a nuclear power, but hosts some U.S. nuclear warheads under NATO's nuclear-sharing policy and operates a number of Tornados that can deliver them.
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Although not a nuclear power, Germany hosts some U.S. nuclear warheads under NATO's nuclear-sharing policy and operates a number of Tornado warplanes that can deliver them.
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" North Korea could not consider abandoning its nuclear program, he said, adding: "This is the deterrent, the nuclear deterrent to cope with the nuclear threat from America.
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Blocking a low-yield nuclear weapon The Trump administration's Nuclear Posture Review called for the development of a low-yield nuclear warhead for submarine-launched ballistic missiles.
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That said, the specter of nuclear winter helped spur major reductions in the superpowers' nuclear arsenals, by making the utter folly of nuclear warfare plainer than ever.
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His list included putting more nuclear material under tight security, reaffirming a global ban on nuclear testing and revisiting the administration's plans to modernize the nuclear arsenal.
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In the second presidential debate, Clinton briefly mentioned nuclear weapons when elaborating on her successes, such as negotiating treaties to reduce nuclear weapons and Iran's nuclear program.
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The Central Committee of the W.P.K. sent warm congratulations to nuclear scientists and technicians of the northern nuclear test ground on the successful nuclear warhead explosion test.
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"There is no sane strategic use of nuclear weapons, and we need to reduce our nuclear arsenal, not create a new generation of nuclear weapons," he said.
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" North Korea could not consider abandoning its nuclear program, he said, adding: "This is the deterrent, the nuclear deterrent to cope with the nuclear threat from America.
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This presumptively unanticipated response, whether non-nuclear or some non-nuclear-nuclear "hybrid," would be directed at some as yet undeterminable combination of U.S. and allied targets.
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For a start, designated analysts would need to pinpoint and conceptualize all vital similarities and differences between deliberate nuclear war, inadvertent nuclear war, and accidental nuclear war.
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What's next: Pakistan is seeking membership in the Nuclear Suppliers Group — a prestigious, 46-member club that seeks to reduce nuclear proliferation by tightly managing nuclear trade.
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Regardless of decisions related to the size of the U.S. nuclear stockpile, preventing nuclear terrorism — an integral part of nuclear security — should still be a top priority.
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It wants a nuclear North Korea but it doesn&apost want a nuclear war.
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His statements about nuclear weapons and nuclear proliferation have often been confusing, even contradictory.
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The tightly guarded nuclear facility is where the USSR's first nuclear bomb was built.
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Nuclear weapons President Trump's critics have voiced few objections to Russia's nuclear weapons modernization.
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In the US [nuclear energy] became very bad, it became focused on nuclear disasters.
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The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is the federal agency that oversees nuclear power plant safety.
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None of the unofficial nuclear states is remotely interested in reducing its nuclear capabilities.
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North Korea may already have miniaturised nuclear weapons and fashioned them into nuclear warheads.
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They have been actively pursuing an nuclear program, an ability to launch nuclear weapon.
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Heavy water is a non-radioactive byproduct from making nuclear weapons and nuclear energy.
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For nuclear deterrence to work, the possibility of a nuclear response must be credible.
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The agency manages the country's nuclear weapons stockpile and oversees cleanup of nuclear waste.
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Erstwhile nuclear converts such as Japan and Germany have been phasing out nuclear plants.
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These countries rely on the U.S. nuclear umbrella to deter Russia from nuclear escalation.
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Nuclear fission created a new source of energy but also led to nuclear bombs.
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Iran says its nuclear program is peaceful and denies it is developing nuclear weapons.
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Nuclear: The Department of Energy (DOE) is delaying new penalties for nuclear safety violations.
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In a conflict against another nuclear-state, the chance of a nuclear mishap diminishes.
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History shows us that conflict between nuclear powers does not lead to nuclear war.
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"He was Kim Jong Il's tutor on nuclear physics and nuclear science," said Madden.
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He said he supported Iran's right to develop nuclear energy, though not nuclear weapons.
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His palette was attuned to the era's anxieties about nuclear war and nuclear waste.
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India maintains that Chinese nuclear threat was the main stimulant behind its nuclear overdrive.
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As nuclear tensions increase, dangerous times have raised legally-loaded questions about nuclear weapons.
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This nuclear-powered torpedo, launched from a submarine, could carry conventional or nuclear warheads.
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Nuclear energy opponents worry about its safety and what to do about nuclear waste.
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Every crisis would be a nuclear crisis, any war could become a nuclear war.
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The 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster is considered the second-worst nuclear accident in history.
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And it hosts American B61 nuclear bombs as part of NATO's nuclear-sharing scheme.
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Russia's and China's hypersonic nuclear missiles require our testing nuclear warheads for missile defense.
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The nuclear deal bars Iran from developing nuclear weapons in exchange for sanctions relief.
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The nuclear deal aims to extend time for Iran to create a nuclear bomb.
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When it comes to nuclear weapons, few in Japan advocate for the nuclear option.
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Formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), the nuclear accord was intended to limit Iran's civilian nuclear program and prevent it from developing nuclear weapons.
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The other nuclear countries either began by developing a nuclear weapons program, such as China and France, or developed these weapons in tandem with their nuclear energy programs.
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It had already declared itself "a responsible nuclear weapons state" and disavowed the use of nuclear weapons unless its sovereignty is first infringed by others with nuclear arms.
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With a workforce of 41,348, CNEC has built 11 nuclear energy plants in China and overseas, including Chashma nuclear power plants and Karachi nuclear power plants in Pakistan.
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A quick look at the nuclear powers Since dawn of the nuclear age, at least eight nations have conducted a total of more than 2,20133 nuclear test explosions.
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Wednesday's hearing, entitled "Military Assessment of Nuclear Deterrence Requirements," focused on current global threats including efforts to modernize the nation's nuclear arsenal and nuclear command and control capabilities.
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In fact, nuclear weapons scientists believe they have a better understanding and confidence in the reliability of U.S. nuclear weapons than when they were conducting nuclear test explosions.
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Under the nuclear deal, Iran curbed its nuclear program in return for lifting most international non-nuclear sanctions imposed on the country that crippled its economy for years.
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Since 1945, the greatest U.S. victories and greatest U.S. defeats have been nuclear victories, and nuclear defeats: Nuclear victory looks like the 200,000 casualties of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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These would include greater sharing of information on nuclear terrorism threats, real security incidents, and potential nuclear vulnerabilities among governments, international bodies, and nuclear organizations around the world.
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Tehran maintains its nuclear program was peaceful, and Zarif said if Iran resumed its nuclear activities, it would not be for the purpose of developing a nuclear weapon.
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Finding and locking up loose nuclear material, making steady declines in nuclear stockpiles, and ensuring that other states do not cross the nuclear threshold are wins for everybody.
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Despite the fact that Hanford was a facility dedicated to the production of nuclear weapons, anti-nuclear groups have been quick to draw a connection to nuclear energy.
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Chinese nuclear experts argue that China does not need tactical nuclear weapons since China is not preparing to start or fight a nuclear war with the United States.
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With the exception of North Korea, all prospective suppliers of nuclear enrichment technology are subject to Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) restrictions on technology transfers to non-nuclear states.
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Last month, the Nuclear Threat Initiative, a group that studies nuclear threats, published a detailed report about the risks that nuclear weapons systems could be subject to cyberattacks.
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The 2015 nuclear deal with Iran saw the country agree to limit its nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief, and procure nuclear technology through a dedicated channel.
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The alternative course – of preventing Iran from producing nuclear weapons – leads to the caging of the nuclear genie and the world's long-term peaceful coexistence with nuclear weapons.
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The treaty is the last major nuclear arms control treaty between the world's two biggest nuclear powers and limits the number of strategic nuclear warheads they can deploy.
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We need to bring our nuclear capabilities into the 21st Century, by bringing these two outstanding nuclear plants in Georgia online and then building other nuclear power plants.
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Ending the North's nuclear program needs to be the goal, but realistically what's potentially attainable is a freeze on nuclear fuel production and on missile and nuclear testing.
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The UAE already partakes in what nuclear energy experts call the "gold standard" of civilian nuclear partnerships: The U.S.-UAE 123 Agreement for Peaceful Civilian Nuclear Energy Cooperation.
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"Dear Comrade Kim Jong-un said work... must be strengthened to improve nuclear attack capability and issued combat tasks to continue nuclear explosion tests to assess the power of newly developed nuclear warheads and tests to improve nuclear attack capability," KCNA reported.
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"Dear comrade Kim Jong Un said work ... must be strengthened to improve nuclear attack capability and issued combat tasks to continue nuclear explosion tests to assess the power of newly developed nuclear warheads and tests to improve nuclear attack capability," KCNA said.
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Even when missile defense was first conceived during the Cold War, it was sold to the American public as a defense against the emerging Chinese nuclear capability of a few nuclear bombs, not the Russian nuclear capability of thousands of nuclear weapons.
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Cheryl Rofer, a retired nuclear scientist at the Los Alamos National Laboratory and editor of the blog Nuclear Diner, said Belgium's Tihange nuclear plant has pressurized water reactors, inside a heavy steel vessel, reducing the danger that nuclear fuel could leak or spread.
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Nuclear disarmament will occur not through the caprice of an egocentric president, but through a renewed grass-roots global movement to halt a gratuitous nuclear arms race and to rid the Earth of nuclear weapons before we suffer an actual nuclear catastrophe.
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Importance of stress tolerance: 70Average annual salary: $110,790What they do, according to O*NET: Conduct research on nuclear engineering projects or apply principles and theory of nuclear science to problems concerned with release, control, and use of nuclear energy and nuclear waste disposal.
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Under the terms of the Non-Proliferation Treaty, signed in 1968, non-nuclear powers agreed to forgo nuclear weapons in exchange for the assurance that they could develop nuclear energy, and for a promise from nuclear powers to pursue disarmament in good faith.
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The questionnaire also suggests a new emphasis on nuclear power, including queries about supporting the operation of existing nuclear reactors; preventing the premature closing of nuclear plants; increasing research and development of advanced nuclear reactors; and moving forward with plans to license nuclear waste disposal at Nevada's Yucca Mountain, which was shut down by the Obama administration.
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Experienced nuclear scientists and engineers are retiring from government laboratories and leaving behind knowledge of some of the older nuclear technology that serves as legs of the nuclear triad.
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The Nuclear Culture Source Book, a culmination of four years of research on nuclear material culture in technology and art, is her definitive introduction to Nuclear Culture and Aesthetics.
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Sadly, since last year's Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) Review Conference, the rift between nuclear-weapon states and non-nuclear-weapon states has grown deeper.
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A nuclear arms race is heating back up again — and with it, talk of the cold, dark nuclear winter that could follow on the heels of a nuclear war.
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Nuclear Cattle On March 11 2011, a 15-meter tsunami triggered by a 8.9-magnitude earthquake, disabled the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in Fukushima, causing a nuclear accident.
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Image: National Nuclear Security Administration Nevada Site Office Photo Library/Wikimedia CommonsWith the Cold War a fading memory, some nuclear powers have adopted strategies allowing for limited nuclear strikes.
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"The Kori No. 1 closure ... could work as a testbed for dismantling nuclear power plants," said Kim Chang-lak, a nuclear engineering professor at KEPCO International Nuclear Graduate School.
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There were also no irregularities at the Rokkasho plutonium preprocessing and other nuclear-related facilities in Aomori prefecture, operated by Japan Nuclear Fuel Ltd, the Nuclear Regulation Authority said.
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Analysts agree that Pyongyang already possesses a nuclear arsenal of around a dozen nuclear weapons, and according to Chinese nuclear experts, that number may be as high as 20.
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The new legislation would also "continue the UK's reputation as a responsible nuclear state, to support international nuclear non-proliferation and to protect UK electricity supplied by nuclear power".
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All group members have signed the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, either as nuclear weapons states (the United States, Britain, France, Russia, China) or as non-nuclear weapons states (everybody else).
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Pyongyang has refused to eliminate its nuclear program, and in fact accelerated its nuclear activities this year by testing a fourth nuclear device and attempting to launch several missiles.
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However, it reserves the right to use nuclear weapons first to respond to a non-nuclear attack by countries that have nuclear weapons, namely Russia, China and North Korea.
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They stressed that neither of these new nuclear weapons recommendations in the NPR require developing new nuclear warheads or will result in increasing the size of the nuclear stockpile.
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Nuclear knowledge - Beside having the infamous briefcase with the nuclear launch plans close by, Trump will also receive every destruction estimate and arsenal detail on the U.S. nuclear program.
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India's nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine "INS Arihant" became operational last year, giving the country a "nuclear triad" – the ability to launch nuclear strikes by land, air and sea.
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After the nuclear accident at the Fukushima nuclear plant in Japan in 2011, Chancellor Angela Merkel ordered the "Atomausstieg," the exit from nuclear energy once and for all. Why?
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Now, Perry believes that the refurbished B61 nuclear bomb makes it possible for the Defense department to maintain an effective nuclear-armed bomber force without a nuclear cruise missile.
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"French nuclear testing in the Pacific, the impact of American nuclear testing, the British nuclear testing in Australia — as a country in the Pacific, that alarmed us," she recalled.
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The nation's top nuclear strategists and experts are within weeks or months of producing the Nuclear Posture Review, which will establish the nuclear weapons policies of the Trump presidency.
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Also gone are many hundreds of nuclear weapons specialists and subspecialists, many with advanced degrees in nuclear technology, who formerly provided nuclear expertise to units, staffs, and commands worldwide.
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But North Korea never said it would end its nuclear program, though it did say it would stop testing missiles and nuclear bombs and destroy a nuclear testing site.
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November 26: The UK's Office for Nuclear Regulation awarded a nuclear site license to EDF.
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Though bombs aren't the only nuclear threats; last year, hackers targeted a US nuclear plant.
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" The nuclear arsenal "Our nuclear has been totally rebuilt; some brand new and some refurbished.
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They have been actively pursuing a nuclear program, an ability to launch a nuclear weapon.
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For seven months, you haven't had a nuclear test; you haven't had a nuclear explosion.
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Nuclear medicine technologists typically need an associate's degree from an accredited nuclear medicine technology program.
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Both nuclear weapons and nuclear reactors rely on fission to produce a powerful chain reaction.
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In a nuclear reactor, heavy water slows down neutrons, and thus speeds up nuclear reactions.
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We're in the midst of an actual nuclear standoff and watching a rhetorical nuclear explosion.
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Many nuclear-related sanctions did end when the 2015 nuclear deal was implemented on Jan.
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Necsa exports radioisotopes used in nuclear medicine and promotes research and development in nuclear energy.
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Nuclear options Blitzer asked Jubeir about the Iran nuclear deal negotiated with the United States.
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The intergovernmental agreement covers construction and modernization of research nuclear reactors and nuclear medicine development.
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However, its only overseas nuclear project so far is the Chashma nuclear complex in Pakistan.
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So its only response to a tactical nuclear strike would be a full nuclear attack.
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In fact, what Pyongyang craves, more than anything else, is nuclear acceptance, not nuclear disarmament.
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The nuclear triad covers the three ways that the United States can launch nuclear weapons.
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The nuclear-powered George Washington, launched that year, carried 16 Polaris missiles with nuclear warheads.
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It plans to add 9 more nuclear plants by 2027, according to the nuclear watchdog.
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The Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant accident is widely considered one of the worst nuclear disasters.
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Pakistan alleges India is building large nuclear-powered submarines capable of carrying nuclear-armed missiles.
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Thus, Russia is currently working on over 85033 nuclear programs, including nuclear-capable hypersonic weapons.
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Plutonium and highly enriched uranium are, of course, the basic nuclear explosives in nuclear weapons.
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There are signs that overall stockpiles of nuclear weapons and nuclear material may again increase.
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Nuclear weapons are so destructive that no one would win a full-blown nuclear war.
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The modern nuclear-powered, nuclear-armed submarine is arguably the most fearsome weapon ever conceived.
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Serious constraints would, according to standard nuclear deterrence theory, make a nuclear attack more likely.
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It was the utility's only nuclear plant in Florida, not its only nuclear plant anywhere.
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They're also wary of Russia's history of nuclear spills and accidents involving nuclear-powered vessels.
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As the president prepares for nuclear talks, he lacks a close adviser with nuclear expertise.
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The nuclear football is the black briefcase containing the nuclear launch codes for the president.
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I think nuclear weapons are nuclear weapons and we need to draw the line there.
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General Nuclear System, an industrial partnership between China General Nuclear Power Corp (CGN) IPO-CGNP.
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It was, however, used by supporters of nuclear weapons to try to discredit nuclear winter.
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The IAEA, the UN's nuclear watchdog, seeks to promote the peaceful use of nuclear energy.
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While a major issue, nuclear waste is not the sole concern about nuclear power sources.
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I think nuclear weapons are nuclear weapons, and we need to draw the line there.
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Republicans are further tying North Korea's nuclear test to implementation of the Iran nuclear deal.
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Some talk of nuclear nonproliferation is inevitable given North Korea's fourth nuclear test in January.
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She opposes building new nuclear plants and called for "weaning ourselves off nuclear energy" too.
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The Iran nuclear deal made the world safer and less at risk of nuclear proliferation.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's administration may be pursuing the development of new nuclear weaponry and could explicitly leave open the possibility of nuclear retaliation for major non-nuclear attacks, according to a draft of a pending Nuclear Posture Review leaked by the Huffington Post.
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Ri Yong Ho told the world body's annual General Assembly that North Korea had taken "significant goodwill measures" in the past year, such as stopping nuclear and missiles tests, dismantling the nuclear test site, and pledging not to proliferate nuclear weapons and nuclear technology.
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"Dear comrade Kim Jong Un said work ... must be strengthened to improve nuclear attack capability and issued combat tasks to continue nuclear explosion tests to assess the power of newly developed nuclear warheads and tests to improve nuclear attack capability," KNCA said, according to Reuters.
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If Wray takes the "nuclear option" action I suggest here, it would be the equivalent of the Cold War nuclear strategy of mutually assured destruction, which deterred and prevented nuclear war because it guaranteed the virtual end of the world had nuclear war occurred.
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The expiration of the New START accord also may undermine faith in the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, which calls on nuclear states such as the United States and Russia to work toward nuclear disarmament, as well as influence China's nuclear posture, historically one of restraint.
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Operator of Africa's only nuclear power station, Eskom wants to add 9,600 megawatts (MW) of nuclear capacity - equivalent to up to 10 nuclear reactors - to help wean the economy off of polluting coal in what could one of the world's biggest nuclear contracts in decades.
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The escalating nuclear rivalry between India and Pakistan, the unending provocations by North Korea's Kim Jong Un, and the US repudiation of both the Intermediate Nuclear Range Forces Treaty and the Iran nuclear deal under President Donald Trump add to the risks of nuclear proliferation.
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Here are five Americans – all educated as nuclear engineers -- who are making a difference: Kristine Svinicki is chair of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, which oversees the U.S. fleet of about 28503 nuclear power plants and sets the gold standard for nuclear safety worldwide.
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In 2007, there was no nuclear engineering program at the university level in Virginia, even though the state is home to a large nuclear infrastructure, managed by Areva, a national accelerator facility, NASA, the nuclear Navy, and Dominion, which operates four nuclear power plants.
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This tension is captured in the Trump administration&aposs updated nuclear policy, which points to Russian reliance on nuclear weapons as justification for deploying new types of U.S. nuclear weapons.
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This is contrary to a longstanding assumption among nuclear policy advisors and heads of state that the development of nuclear energy and the proliferation of nuclear weapons are closely linked.
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A robot outfitted with remotely controlled pinchers poked at debris that's suspected to contain molten nuclear fuel at the bottom of one of Fukushima's nuclear reactors, World Nuclear News reports.
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Rouhani was speaking as Tehran marked National Nuclear Technology Day and unveiled what it said were its latest nuclear achievements including a nuclear battery and centrifuges for the oil industry.
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Mr Putin's new weapons included nuclear-powered, nuclear-tipped cruise missiles with nearly infinite range and nuclear-armed underwater drones designed to creep up on enemy ports before destroying them.
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Global nuclear electricity output grew 21970 percent in 280, as the world's nuclear fleet generated 22005,20183 terawatt-hours (TWh) of electricity, according to the World Nuclear Industry Status Report 22018.
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The Manhattan Project created nuclear weapons and won WWII by excelling in two broad types of science — nuclear weapons design by civilian scientists, and nuclear weapons effects by military officers.
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Earlier this month the United States published its "nuclear posture review", which justified an expansion of its "low-yield" nuclear capability by saying it would deter Russia's tactical nuclear weapons.
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There can be little doubt that the U.S. nuclear posture will spur other nuclear-armed countries to do the same, thus assuring new arms races and increased nuclear dangers ahead.
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For one, a nearly nuclear Iran will likely accelerate reciprocal nuclear ambitions in Saudi Arabia, and thereby, initiate a more-or-less expanding nuclear arms race in the Middle East.
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Saudi Arabia is a signatory to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, which required it to relinquish its right to nuclear weapons in exchange for the peaceful use of nuclear technology.
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By refusing to come clean on its past nuclear work, the clerical regime prevents nuclear inspectors from establishing a baseline for verification, potentially enabling Tehran to conceal illicit nuclear activities.
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The International Atomic Energy Agency, the United Nations' nuclear watchdog, takes inventory of nuclear fuel and fuel-producing equipment, but does not usually deal with nuclear weapons or test sites.
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"With or without the nuclear deal or the IAEA's safeguards, whether our relation with the U.N. nuclear watchdog is good or bad, Iran is not seeking nuclear weapons," Rouhani said.
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Mr. Moniz championed that effort, hoping it would position the United States to preserve its nuclear force without resuming nuclear tests, and ultimately to reduce the number of nuclear warheads.
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An Iran armed with nuclear weapons is clearly not preferable to an Iran without nuclear weapons, the latter of which we've seen since 2015 when the nuclear agreement was signed.
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It has deployed nuclear-capable weapons to Crimea as well and regularly not only exercises nuclear weapons with conventional ones; it also regularly makes overt nuclear threats to NATO members.
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Corbyn is a long time anti-nuclear activist who wants Britain to get rid of its nuclear capability while Eagle is a strong supporter of Britain's Trident nuclear weapons programme.
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A couple dozen countries in the world have nuclear power plants, but 0003 have figured out how to do nuclear enrichment themselves, and nine of them have built nuclear weapons.
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The site was used to make fuel for nuclear weapons and nuclear reactors, and in 1957, suffered a massive explosion that created the worst nuclear disaster in history until Chernobyl.
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But Congress absolutely should question the administration's calls to simultaneously fund—stay with me here—a new fleet of ballistic missile submarines, a new nuclear bomber force, a new intercontinental ballistic missile, a new air-launched nuclear-tipped cruise missile, a new sea-launched nuclear-tipped cruise missile, nuclear capability for F-35 fighters, an overhauled gravity-dropped nuclear bomb, an overhauled cruise missile warhead, an updated sub-launched ballistic missile nuclear warhead, an overhauled ground-launched ballistic missile warhead, and another all-new sub-launched ballistic missile nuclear warhead.
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It was diesel powered and carried missiles with nuclear warheads; it was not a nuclear submarine.
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Toshiba bet on nuclear power in 2006 when it bought nuclear powerhouse Westinghouse for $5.4 billion.
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The 2015 Iran nuclear deal is merely the most recent example of nuclear deterrence in action.
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But again, that's separate from the Iran nuclear deal itself, which only targets Tehran's nuclear program.
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Now Russia is building floating nuclear plants with reactors taken from their nuclear powered icebreaker program.
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However, nuclear powers such as the US and Russia own stockpiles of nearly 203,000 nuclear weapons.
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Hope - End nuclear power by 2030 amid public safety worries after the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster.
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A cavalier approach to nuclear weapons and nuclear proliferation means those conflicts have much higher stakes.
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U.S.-based nuclear experts suspect the incident occurred during tests of a nuclear-powered cruise missile.
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India and Pakistan, two nuclear-armed enemies, could turn a regional squabble into a nuclear confrontation.
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President-elect Trump must reverse America's national policy from one of nuclear weakness to nuclear strength.
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The North has since suspended nuclear and missile tests and dismantled its underground nuclear testing site.
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According to the World Nuclear Association, around 75 percent of the country's electricity comes from nuclear.
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There are currently about 30 countries considering adopting nuclear energy, according to the World Nuclear Association.
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China's nuclear arsenal isn't huge, but it's certainly enough to fuel a large-scale nuclear war.
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Lack of consensus over nuclear issues would only lead to a potential global nuclear arms race.
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Also, wouldn't an Iran armed with nuclear weapons behave worse than a non-nuclear-armed Iran?
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It dismisses the value of Iran rolling back its nuclear program by decreasing its nuclear stockpiles.
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These two already-nuclear states are potentially poised to become the world's first authentically nuclear combatants.
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In contrast, totalitarian and authoritarian states are proud of their nuclear firepower and celebrate nuclear weapons.
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Moscow has commercial interests in Bolivia where Russia's state nuclear agency is building a nuclear centre.
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The department houses the National Nuclear Security Administration, which oversees the U.S. stockpile of nuclear weapons.
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By cutting the size of our nuclear arsenal, the president can solve the nuclear transportation problem.
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They were at the Federal Nuclear Center in Sarov, a special facility designated for nuclear research.
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Recognized nuclear powers receive a bonus, but their nuclear stockpiles are not factored into the score.
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Thanks to the Iran nuclear deal, Israel no longer faces the existential threat of nuclear attack.
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Nevertheless, the nuclear deal has proved its value by halting a dangerous and destabilizing nuclear program.
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Currently, there are 85033 nuclear power plants with 99 operating nuclear reactors in the United States.
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Neutrinos are made in nuclear processes (think nuclear reactors and atomic explosions) and in particle accelerators.
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Nothing would more effectively throw gasoline on a global nuclear arms race than restarting nuclear testing.
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THAT DOESN'T -- IT SEEMS LIKE A BAD WAY TO CONDUCT NUCLEAR FOREIGN POLICY ABOUT NUCLEAR ISSUES.
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But our nuclear program has fallen way behind, and they've gone wild with their nuclear program.
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It set off the world's worst nuclear disaster since Chernobyl, at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant.
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Many states have made nuclear-related facilities more secure and have strengthened cooperation against nuclear smuggling.
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Russia has made headlines showing off hypersonic missiles, nuclear powered torpedos, and nuclear powered cruise missiles.
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France's nuclear arsenal relies on the nuclear deterrence doctrine as a way to assert its sovereignty.
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North Korea's mastery of nuclear technology — meaning both missiles and nuclear devices themselves — is steadily improving.
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A policy shift will lead to lowering of nuclear threshold making South Asia a 'nuclear flashpoint'.
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The world's nuclear arsenal has dwindled since the 1950s, but fears of nuclear war still abound.
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The Nuclear Posture Review (NPR) calls for developing smaller, low-yield nuclear weapons to deter Russia.
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Iran holds an annual celebration of its nuclear programme, during which Tehran announces its nuclear achievements.
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U.S.-based nuclear experts have said they suspect Russia was testing a nuclear-powered cruise missile.
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Can you argue that that nuclear—nuclear pact as it was ratified was a good deal?
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"We will not make nuclear weapons and we will not proliferate nuclear weapons," Mr. Kim said.
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Bumpers' concerns expanded to encompass the proliferation of nuclear weapons and the risks of nuclear war.
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The Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty has mostly succeeded in keeping more countries out of the nuclear club.
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U.S.-based nuclear experts believe the incident occurred during tests of a nuclear-powered cruise missile.
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Some candidates favor a compromise plan: no nuclear expansion, but no end to nuclear power either.
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He also pledged to neither use nor proliferate nuclear weapons unless faced with a nuclear threat.
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"The nuclear deal is not dead yet," said Araqchi, who is also a senior nuclear negotiator.
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The nuclear deal "fails to achieve the objective of a non-nuclear Iran," Mr. Tillerson said.
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" It also said the U.S. will "strengthen the integration of nuclear and non-nuclear military planning.
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He skirted the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty to cement a civil nuclear agreement with India, a nonmember.
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The Defense Nuclear Agency, our national laboratory for nuclear weapons effects, was closed 85033 years ago.
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China conducted its first nuclear test in 1964, and has developed a stable of nuclear missiles.
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Warren said she'd keep existing nuclear plants open for now but wouldn't build new nuclear power.
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But the North persisted in its nuclear weapons pursuits, conducting its first nuclear test in 2006.
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Iran denies seeking nuclear weapons and says it has no plans to build nuclear-capable missiles.
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It's one thing to have a nuclear weapon, it's another thing to deliver a nuclear weapon.
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First you have a nuclear bomb before you try to do something positive with nuclear energy.
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Moscow put its nuclear arsenal on high alert, but ultimately, neither side came to nuclear blows.
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But our nuclear program has fallen way behind and they've gone wild with their nuclear program.
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At some point, do the anti-nuclear Republicans break and come around to the nuclear option?
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This strategy should, in particular, focus on encouraging and incentivizing countries to make nuclear security a priority; ensuring that all nuclear materials, weapons and facilities around the world are protected against all plausible threats in those countries; assessing and strengthening nuclear security culture at nuclear facilities; and supporting efforts to reduce security costs by consolidating nuclear materials to fewer sites.
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Nuclear deal threatened The sudden escalations of US-Iranian tensions have raised concerns about the future of the nuclear accord with Iran, which put stringent limits on the country's nuclear program.
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It had argued that nuclear powers were failing to adhere to the 1970 Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, notably by developing a new generation of "tactical" nuclear weapons.
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Meanwhile, the Pentagon budget would include $28.9 billion for nuclear weapons programs, including $17.7 billion to modernize nuclear delivery systems and support ongoing improvements to nuclear command, control and communications systems.
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The association, which represents the global nuclear industry, says 1,000 gigawatts of new nuclear capacity needs to be added by 82.53 so nuclear can supply around 25 percent of global electricity.
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They think it would strengthen the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, which requires officially recognised nuclear states to make efforts towards eventual nuclear disarmament, something critics accuse them of failing to do.
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After several delays in the restart of some of France's nuclear reactors following maintenance and a review ordered by the nuclear watchdog, 21 out of France's 58 nuclear reactors are offline.
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Much of the commentary on Trump's NPR has focused on how new, low-yield nuclear weapons and a focus on non-nuclear strategic attacks might lower the threshold for nuclear use.
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The Department of Energy's nuclear weapons labs excelled in the former, and DOD's "national laboratory for nuclear weapons effects" — the Defense Nuclear Agency (DNA) and its predecessors — excelled in the latter.
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In addition to the nuclear weapons labs, major contributions are made to the nuclear security mission by DOE science, energy and environmental national labs, and by the Naval Nuclear Reactors labs.
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Pyongyang promises to eliminate its nuclear forces, but only after the United States unilaterally disarms its nuclear forces in South Korea — placing both Seoul and Tokyo at risk of nuclear blackmail.
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The Nuclear Threat Initiative report precedes the fourth and final Nuclear Security Summit in Washington, D.C., this spring, where world leaders and international organizations will discuss the prevention of nuclear terrorism.
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After Japan's Fukushima nuclear disaster five years ago, concern in Germany over the safety of nuclear power triggered a decision by the government to speed up the shutdown of nuclear plants.
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Another study was Congressionally mandated for the National Nuclear Security Administration, or NNSA, to examine the aging of nuclear weapon pits, the explosive core in many types of U.S. nuclear weapons.
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Nuclear policy experts fear that aggressive signaling between the two countries could spiral into a new nuclear arms race, neglecting opportunities to instead pursue nuclear weapons reductions through arms control agreements.
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While many nuclear worries are overblown, Dan Kammen, also a professor in the department of nuclear engineering at UC Berkeley, is clear that nuclear power's bad reputation has been well-earned.
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After the Fukushima nuclear disaster in Japan, residents within 10 kilometres of the Pickering Nuclear Generating Facility received anti-radiation pills to protect them in the event of a nuclear accident.
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About 4,000 of the world's nuclear warheads are in the hands of a United States president whose nuclear "policy" oscillates between antagonizing and inexplicably praising the ruthless leaders of nuclear states.
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While it took seven years for Pyongyang to conduct its third nuclear test, Kim carried out the fourth and fifth nuclear tests in 85033 following the third nuclear test in 2013.
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However, if nuclear propulsion systems without nuclear payloads are not considered to be weapons, the outcome is potentially more dangerous, as the international nuclear nonproliferation foundation, the NPT, would not apply.
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In early 2016 North Korea made headway in its nuclear program, conducting its fourth nuclear test "in the face of nuclear threats and blackmail by the United States," according to Pyongyang.
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Even more worrisome is these nuclear disarmers are convinced the modernization of the nuclear arsenal of China and Russia, for example, flows from the United States starting a nuclear arms race.
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For a start in this indispensable theorizing, American analysts will need to pinpoint and conceptualize all vital similarities and differences between deliberate nuclear war, inadvertent nuclear war, and accidental nuclear war.
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LONDON, Sept 22050 (Reuters) - The world nuclear industry aims to build about 23.2,000 gigawatts of new nuclear reactor capacity by 2050, World Nuclear Association Director-general Agneta Rising said on Thursday.
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The NPT rests in a delicate balance on three pillars: non-acquisition by non-nuclear weapons states, access to nuclear energy for peaceful purposes, and gradual disarmament by nuclear weapons states.
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The closure is the first of Switzerland's five nuclear reactors to be shuttered following the 13 nuclear accident in Fukushima, Japan, which triggered safety concerns about nuclear power around the world.
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The closure is the first of Switzerland's five nuclear reactors to be shuttered following the 13 nuclear accident in Fukushima, Japan, which triggered safety concerns about nuclear power around the world.
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Washington (CNN)A former nuclear launch officer is warning that President Donald Trump's nuclear weapons strategy is encouraging an arms race that could increase the chances of a catastrophic nuclear war.
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There is debate among analysts about the exact state of the North's nuclear capabilities — many believe Pyongyang has a handful of crude nuclear bombs — but each nuclear and missile test pushes them farther along in their goal of a nuclear-armed arsenal of long-range missiles.
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The Korean Peninsula and its vicinity are turning into the world's biggest hotspot where a nuclear war may break out since they have been constantly stormed with all nuclear strike means of the U.S. imperialist aggressor troops, including nuclear carrier strike group and nuclear strategic flying corps.
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Similarly, if the United States is concerned about those countries that receive Russian nuclear assistance obtaining sensitive nuclear technologies, then it should work with Russian officials and scientists to develop international means of providing assured supplies of nuclear fuel and of disposing of spent nuclear fuel.
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The researchers also envision its use for things like nuclear forensics, which is used to determine the origin of nuclear material in the aftermath of an nuclear explosion, as well as monitoring the production of nuclear fuel at legit reactors to ensure the right levels of enrichment.
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"What really kept us awake at night when we conducted a nuclear posture review was not these few new novel systems but was their huge inventory of non-strategic nuclear weapons, these are tactical nuclear weapons sometimes referred to as theater nuclear weapons," the official said, adding that the new nuclear weapons such as the much touted nuclear torpedo did not provide Moscow with a capability that it did not already have with its already existing arsenal.
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"The biggest problem we have is nuclear—nuclear proliferation and having some maniac, having some madman go out and get a nuclear weapon," Trump said during a Republican presidential debate that month.
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"The Nuclear Weapon Institute and other concerned institutions are taking technical measures for dismantling the northern nuclear test ground ... in order to ensure transparency of discontinuance of the nuclear test," KCNA said.
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A dirty bomb combines nuclear material with conventional explosives to contaminate an area with radiation, in contrast to a nuclear weapon, which uses nuclear fission to trigger a vastly more powerful blast.
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Russia and America are modernising their nuclear forces at huge expense and China is enlarging its nuclear arsenal, so nuclear weapons may be around until at least the end of the century.
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Japanese nuclear plant makers such as Toshiba and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd are desperate to expand their business overseas as the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster chilled domestic demand for new nuclear plants.
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The Nuclear Threat Initiative, which publishes an annual index of nuclear security around the world, notes that a dozen countries have eliminated all weapons-usable nuclear materials since the summit meetings began.
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The most famous cyberattack on a nuclear facility was done by the United States and Israel: the effort to destroy and disable nuclear centrifuges at the Natanz nuclear enrichment plant in Iran.
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STORING NUCLEAR WASTE AT A NUCLEAR REACTOR At the moment, this is the go-to plan when it comes storing nuclear waste, which sucks because it isn't really a plan at all.
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The nine nuclear countries, which include the U.S., Russia, U.K., France, China, India, Pakistan and Israel, possess more than 15,000 nuclear weapons altogether, according to the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons.
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Details of July's Iran nuclear deal Under the agreement, Iran is obliged to take steps to put it further away from developing a nuclear weapon while keeping a peaceful nuclear energy program.
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Experts anticipate that a nuclear war between India and Pakistan in which 100 Hiroshima-size nuclear weapons were used against cities would likely cause a nuclear famine taking two billion lives globally.
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To diminish the risk of nuclear conflict occurring as a result of such misinterpretations, the US (and ideally other nuclear powers) should propose informal discussions on nuclear issues to the North Koreans.
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To them, the chance of nuclear meltdowns or other disasters, combined with the nuclear waste that plants produce, precludes giving nuclear the environmentally friendly label that wind, solar and other renewables enjoy.
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Conventional warfare — namely all conflict short of nuclear, chemical or biological weapons — escalates into nuclear warfare when Russia launches a nuclear "warning shot" from a base near Kaliningrad to stop NATO advancement.
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In 1968, the UN ratified the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons as a way to approach nuclear disarmament by depleting nuclear stockpiles over time, rather than an outright ban.
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Tehran has long insisted it doesn't want and isn't trying to build a nuclear weapon and that its nuclear program is solely intended for peaceful purposes, like nuclear power and medical research.
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For decades we've lived with a slow-moving nuclear detente powered by mutual assured destruction (MAD), the RAND-coined theory that no nuclear power would ever launch a first nuclear weapon strike.
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The Department of Energy's main concern is managing and securing the country's stockpile of nuclear weapons and, to a lesser degree, managing the nation's nuclear power plants and cleaning up nuclear waste.
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But nuclear weapons are not safe or secure by their nature, and it doesn't really matter how safe and secure the U.S. nuclear forces are, if another country's nuclear arsenal is not.
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Such a scenario could allow the capturing nation to reverse-engineer its own nuclear-powered system, and/or the nuclear material used for propulsion could be reprocessed to create a nuclear weapon.
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The Trump administration's 2017 Nuclear Posture Review would fund two new tactical nuclear weapons, which groups such as the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists say could lower the threshold for using nuclear weapons.
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If we can get nuclear that is cheap where we don't have the danger of explicit nuclear disasters, and we don't have a waste disposal problem, then nuclear comes into the picture.
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Hiroshima and Nagasaki were not examples of a nuclear war, but "only" of unilateral nuclear weapons use against expressly civilian targets in a wholly conventional war against a plainly non-nuclear adversary.
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Deploying Thaad's current radar system "would undermine China's nuclear deterrence by collecting important data on Chinese nuclear warheads," Li Bin, a nuclear weapons expert at Tsinghua University in Beijing, wrote last week.
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In 85033 President Obama outlined his vision of a world without nuclear weapons, and the centerpiece of this anti-nuclear weapon agenda was to prevent Iran from becoming a nuclear weapons state.
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Article I of the NPT prohibits nuclear states from transferring nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive devices, or control over such weapons or explosive devices, to any recipient whatsoever, directly or indirectly.
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Under the NPT, countries that don't currently possess nuclear weapons are prevented from developing or spreading nuclear weapons technologies, but they can pursue nuclear activities for peaceful purposes like research or energy.
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Iran's nuclear crisis The Iran nuclear deal has been one of Barack Obama's main foreign policy achievements.
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On the anniversary of the worst nuclear disaster ever, it may be time to reconsider nuclear power.
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They&aposve got to identify and locate all of the nuclear missiles and all the nuclear capability.
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South Korea, the world's fifth-biggest nuclear power user, is seeking to export its nuclear reactors abroad.
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We have enemies obtaining nuclear weapons they can explode in our exoatmosphere, and destroy our nuclear grid.
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I don't know a single nuclear expert who thinks that the threat of nuclear terrorism is shrinking.
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When asked how she feels about nuclear power, she replied quietly that Japan doesn't need nuclear plants.
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"The nuclear deal was a crucial agreement that neutralised Iran's nuclear threat," foreign minister Boris Johnson said.
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This doesn't mean that President Donald Trump will suddenly launch a nuclear warhead and unleash nuclear armageddon.
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Go deeper: The letter itself, including all the signers The left's nuclear problem Nuclear power's climate snubs
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Erdogan even has threatened to develop nuclear weapons, which justifies withdrawing U.S. tactical nuclear weapons from Turkey.
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If you thought nuclear fission weapons were complex, nuclear rocket propulsion is more arcane and mysterious still.
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Trump said the nuclear agreement did not prevent Iran from cheating and continuing to pursue nuclear weapons.
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Russia's state nuclear agency, Rosatom, has acknowledged that nuclear workers were killed in the explosion on Aug.
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The problem with video games and nuclear weapons doesn't have anything to do with nuclear weapons themselves.
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According to the World Nuclear Association, operations are ongoing to build containment units around the nuclear reactors.
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He added that the financial restructuring of the French nuclear industry was also positive for nuclear safety.
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Maintaining America's nuclear arsenal, disposing of radioactive waste, and producing nuclear reactors would all fall under Perry.
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We took surrogate nuclear fuel, so no real nuclear fuel was used or harmed in this experiment.
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Nuclear war Having largely won the battle against coal, oil and gas producers are now targeting nuclear.
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I don't know which party will go nuclear on legislation writ-large, but you can't undo nuclear.
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"The U.S. nuclear shield and nuclear security guarantees are imperative for Europe," he said in an interview.
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The progressive case, the H-bomb nuclear -- nuclear plans, these are all protected by the First Amendment.
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During the nuclear age, dozens of countries started down the path to nuclear weapons but reversed course.
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But they did meet requirements from French nuclear regulator ASN for nuclear equipment under pressure, she said.
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He is a member of the leadership council of Nuclear Matters, a group that promotes nuclear energy.
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Netanyahu described the nuclear deal as a mistake that would allow Iran to eventually acquire nuclear weapons.
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Between 27 and 2000, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission approved the construction of four brand new nuclear reactors.
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People thought it was massive earthquakes, then they found out, no, that was nuclear weapons — nuclear testing.
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Pyongyang said on Saturday it would suspend nuclear and missile tests and scrap its nuclear test site.
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However, China's policy calls for the use of nuclear weapons only in retaliation to a nuclear attack.
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America's nuclear chain of command grants a president absolute authority to launch preventive nuclear strikes whenever desired.
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"The discontinuance of the nuclear test is an important process moving towards global nuclear disarmament," KCNA said.
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The biggest risk for this world and this country is nuclear weapons, the power of nuclear weapons.
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But nuclear weapons are not chess pieces, and nuclear war will certainly not be a board game.
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Earthquakes: The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) is moving forward with new earthquake standards for nuclear power plants.
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The 2015 nuclear deal provided Iran with sanctions relief in exchange for Tehran curbing its nuclear program.
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Our leaders have only minutes to make decisions about nuclear use upon notice of a nuclear attack.
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Iran denies it is seeking nuclear weapons and says its nuclear program is for civilian uses only.
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So-called tactical nuclear weapons have no real military value but could lead to accidental nuclear war.
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The Islamic Republic might quit the deal, kick out nuclear inspectors, and fully resume its nuclear activities.
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Trump himself has had multiple briefings on the nuclear launch cycle and more conventional, non-nuclear alternatives.
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Fewer nuclear plants means fewer post-Navy jobs and, therefore, fewer applicants for the Navy Nuclear Service.
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America's preeminence in deterring nuclear proliferation is enabled by its technology leadership and robust civilian nuclear industry.
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Norway does not have nuclear power stations and its two research reactors only study nuclear safety issues.
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Kajima is freezing the wall in stages under orders from the Nuclear Regulation Authority, Japan's nuclear watchdog.
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Nuclear winter was the term coined to describe what would happen to Earth after a nuclear war.
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I don't know whether nuclear conflict is inevitable, but I think the use of nuclear weapons is.
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The Saudis have said they would consider making nuclear weapons if Iran restarts its nuclear weapons program.
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Pakistan suffers few sanctions for its nuclear program, or its refusal to sign the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty.
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Nuclear units are free of emissions, and a very large nuclear plant is near completion in Georgia.
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If you thought firing a nuclear warhead was complicated, just try triggering the U.S. Senate's nuclear option.
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What's ironic here is that the nuclear deal is working reasonably well to constrain Iran's nuclear ambitions.
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The nuclear deal lifted most international sanctions against Iran in return for curbs on its nuclear work.
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Sanders' plan eschews nuclear energy development entirely, instead proposing a gradual phasing out of nuclear energy reliance.
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" "And the Iran nuclear deal has made it clear that Iran will not have a nuclear weapon.
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Launching even a "low-yield" nuclear weapon off a submarine greatly increases the chances of nuclear miscalculation.
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The proposed new nuclear cruise missile would shorten nuclear reaction times and risk miscalculation in a crisis.
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Nuclear dentistry last year involving the Palo Verde nuclear plant in Arizona removed teeth from regulatory requirements.
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If such non-nuclear missiles were falling on Washington, should a nuclear response be off the table?
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"A nuclear weapon is a nuclear weapon," said Shultz, who served as President Ronald Reagan's top diplomat.
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It reaffirms and strengthens Iran's commitment, under the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, to never acquire a nuclear weapon.
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Thus, a nuclear EMP attack would be far deadlier than a nuclear strike that blasts a city.
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General Nuclear System Limited (GNSL), an industrial partnership between China General Nuclear Power Corp (CGN) IPO-CGNP.
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The nuclear scientists created the clock to warn the United States of the nuclear dangers it faced.
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Rather than abate these countries' nuclear weapons ambitions, though, each nuclear deal, to varying degrees, fueled them.
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Thus we should be working toward a global norm against nuclear use, not lowering the nuclear threshold.
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It's a whole different deal," he said, later calling the Iran nuclear deal the "Iran nuclear disaster.
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Anti-nuclear activists march through a field after a demonstration against nuclear waste in Dannenberg, Germany, Nov.
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This now brings to mind a corollary distinction between unintentional/inadvertent nuclear war and accidental nuclear war.
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Russia's state nuclear power company has agreements to build nuclear plants in Bangladesh, Argentina, Congo and Mongolia.
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Nuclear treaty President Trump wants to dump the decades-old Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty with Russia.
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Energy-hungry Turkey, which has no nuclear plants at the moment, has three major nuclear plant projects.
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Under the nuclear deal, Iran vowed to suspend its nuclear weapons program in exchange for sanctions relief.
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General Nuclear System Limited (GNSL), an industrial partnership between China General Nuclear Power Corp (CGN)
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The groom's mother was a Boston-based nuclear dosimetry reader at nuclear power plants across the country.
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Nuclear waste disposal is one of the top hurdles to growth in the U.S. nuclear power industry.
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The videos were a humbling reminder of America's nuclear legacy and the lingering danger of nuclear conflict.
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Russia has been modernizing its nuclear arsenal, and China has a nuclear triad "for the first time."
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"The nuclear deal was a crucial agreement that neutralized Iran's nuclear threat," foreign minister Boris Johnson said.
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German nuclear observers also ruled out a nuclear power plant accident as the source of the radiation.
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Recognizing the utter failure of the nuclear weapons states to heed Article VI of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty by working to eliminate their nuclear arsenals, nonnuclear countries have come together in a series of conferences to examine what the Red Cross calls the humanitarian impact of nuclear weapons.
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U.S. affirms Japan security backing after Trump nuclear comments The summit, the final of four Obama has held during his presidency, drew leaders from around the world to discuss ways to prevent the use of nuclear weapons and better secure nuclear materials, especially from the threat of nuclear terrorism.
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As the Soviet Union developed its own nuclear capabilities, and as expanding capabilities and early speculation about nuclear winter made it more obvious that the use of nuclear weapons could wipe out both countries, it stopped making any sense to treat nuclear weapons like just a bigger bomb.
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It must provide convincing "extended" nuclear deterrence to cover South Korea and Japan, and may well have to decide to either reintroduce modern US theater nuclear weapons, or smaller nuclear weapons designed to be effective at battlefield targets, to South Korea, or accept a South Korean nuclear force.
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World Nuclear News, supported by industry lobby World Nuclear Association, reported that China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) and the Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission (PAEC) have signed a cooperation agreement for the construction of a 1,000 megawatt (MW) HPR1000 "Hualong One" reactor at the Chashma nuclear power plant in Punjab.
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While North Korea has taken some positive steps since the Singapore summit, including pausing its nuclear and missile tests, destroying a nuclear test site, and offering to dismantle Yongbyon, which is its only publicly declared nuclear facility, none of these concessions have involved reducing its existing nuclear arsenal.
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Those include possible costs to increase the life of the B83 nuclear bomb or build a replacement, develop a new nuclear-capable ground-launched ballistic missile if the administration withdraws from the Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces treaty and build more than the currently planned 85033 nuclear ballistic missile submarines.
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The ACU's nuclear reactor plan aimed to provide Washington's Middle East allies with nuclear power in a way that didn't risk nuclear weapons proliferation and also helped counter Iranian influence, improve dismal U.S.-Russian relations, and revive the moribund U.S. nuclear industry, according to the documents seen by Reuters.
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So far, Trump's North Korea embrace has persuaded Kim to stop testing nuclear weapons, but the nuclear program pushes ahead, very likely expanding its nuclear stock above its pre-Trump-Kim love affair.
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The nuclear archives carried out of Iran by Israel's Mossad intelligence agency in late January demonstrated the ease with which a nuclear weapons threshold state can hide elements of its nuclear weapons program.
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And while nuclear security is apparently an extremely important issue, the NSS found it necessary to muddy the waters by discussing other nuclear issues, like how to rid the world of nuclear weapons.
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Under last year's landmark nuclear deal between Iran and world powers, Tehran is responsible for reducing its stock of heavy water which is a component of making nuclear weapons and producing nuclear energy.
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The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty of 22016 implicitly bans the five so-called nuclear weapon states — the US, the UK, Russia, France, and China — from attacking a non-nuclear party to the treaty.
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The commission made its decision after New York State sought review of the ASLB decision, according to World Nuclear News, a publication supported by the World Nuclear Association, an international nuclear trade group.
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"It (nuclear plant construction) may be in the next 12 or even 15 years ... the Kenya Nuclear Electricity Board is still a going concern and only working to prepare for nuclear," he said.
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But it would be wrong to associate the case the nuclear posture review soberly makes with Donald Trump's bluster about wanting ever more powerful nuclear forces and the size of his nuclear button.
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After the latest nuclear test he called for South Korea to quit the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and pursue the bomb as the only way of forcing the North into nuclear negotiations.
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But current-generation nuclear reactors, entail societal risks of their own – uncertain waste storage, serious nuclear proliferation risks, cost uncertainties, as well as the more well-known risk of the occasional nuclear accident.
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And in reopening the nuclear agreement he risks having Iran advance its nuclear weapons program at a time when he confronts a far worse nuclear challenge from North Korea that he can't resolve.
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Russia has outright violated the INF Treaty negotiated by the Reagan Administration, flaunted its aims to build nuclear torpedoes and long-range nuclear cruise missiles, and displayed animations of nuclear weapons targeting Florida.
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Given Iran's past history of hindering nuclear inspectors and engaging in covert nuclear research, the JCPOA wisely made sanctions relief contingent on Iran's first having verifiably undertaken steps to dismantle its nuclear program.
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Nuclear tensions still persistIran's economy is suffering from crippling US sanctions, which came after President Donald Trump's administration withdrew from the 2015 nuclear deal designed to prevent Tehran from developing a nuclear weapon.
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Given Mr. Trump's flip attitude toward nuclear weapons, Congress's responsibility affects the nuclear future of not just Saudi Arabia, but the decisions that Turkey, Egypt and other countries make about acquiring nuclear power.
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International nuclear experts say Iran does not have an active nuclear weapons program and has been adhering to the terms of a landmark nuclear agreement that it reached in 2015 with world powers.
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In that agreement the two Koreas committed to limiting nuclear energy for peaceful purposes and not to test, manufacture, receive, store, deploy or use nuclear weapons or nuclear reprocessing and uranium enrichment facilities.
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Kazakhstan decided to give up its nuclear arsenal in the early 1990s, receiving guarantees from the U.S., Russia, and the rest of the nuclear club, that it would be safe from nuclear attacks.
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Since then, no nuclear nation except South Africa has dismantled its arsenal, which is why non-nuclear states continue to press nuclear states to make good on the promise they made in 1968.
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The Nuclear Energy Institute, the nuclear industry's trade association, on Wednesday urged the Trump administration to take action to maintain U.S. uranium supplies, but cautioned against moves that would harm nuclear power plants.
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President Donald Trump's administration could pursue development of new nuclear weaponry and explicitly leave open the possibility of nuclear retaliation for major non-nuclear attacks, if a leaked draft policy document becomes reality.
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Mr. Trump could more usefully deploy his energies engaging with Russia to further reduce both countries' nuclear arsenals, maintaining the Iran nuclear deal and finding new ways to curb North Korea's nuclear program.
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The culprit, they said in a study released in July, was an undisclosed nuclear accident at the Mayak nuclear facility in Russia, which was once the center of the Soviet nuclear-weapons program.
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"Our main priority is to protect Iran's nuclear facilities under any circumstances," Brigadier General Farzad Esmaili, commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps' (IRGC) air defense force told state TV. Iran and the six major powers reached a landmark nuclear deal in 2015 aimed at curbing Iran's nuclear programme in exchange for lifting nuclear-related sanctions imposed on Tehran over its disputed nuclear work.
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Israel's acquisition in early 22019 of a significant portion of Iran's nuclear archive, which details an effort to build five nuclear weapons and prepare an underground nuclear test site in the early 2000s, has revealed an unpleasant truth: Iran has been in violation of the spirit, if not the letter, of the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), the 2015 nuclear deal, and other non-proliferation commitments.
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Frustrated with the failure of nuclear weapons states to fulfill their obligations under Article 6 of the NPT, in which "all Parties undertake to pursue good-faith negotiations on effective measures relating to cessation of the nuclear arms race, to nuclear disarmament, and to general and complete disarmament," a group of non-nuclear nations spearheaded the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons in 2017.
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West Germany was divided over defence (whether to accept American medium-range nuclear missiles) and about nuclear power.
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" "America never should have feared Iran producing a nuclear bomb, but we will pursue vigorously our nuclear enrichment.
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Still, the North's nuclear tests and steadily improving long-range rocket launches push its nuclear aims further along.
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Under the nuclear deal Iran agreed to curb its nuclear programme in exchange for lifting of most sanctions.
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The country's first commercial nuclear power reactor began operating in 1974, according to the World Nuclear Association's website.
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Russia's state nuclear agency, Rosatom, has acknowledged that five of its nuclear workers were killed in the Aug.
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As nuclear tensions start rising again, the threat of a nuclear winter is coming back into the frame.
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The result was nuclear-arms proliferation, a threatened Indo-Pakistan nuclear war, and the rise of the Taliban.
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The nuclear threat may thankfully still be remote, but Guam's concern about North Korea's nuclear capabilities isn't idle.
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Go deeper: As climate change worsens, America faces nuclear closures Green New Deal backers dismissive of nuclear power
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Clinton says she will "vigorously enforce" the 2015 Iran nuclear agreement and intensify efforts to safeguard nuclear materials.
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Pfeiffer agrees: striking footage of nuclear tests can make these weapons and nuclear policy feel abstract and inaccessible.
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A nuclear industry spokesman told Reuters on Saturday that hackers have never gained access to a nuclear plant.
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Cypher orders Dom to steal mutual weapons of destruction, a nuclear football and even a docked nuclear sub.
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The United States and the U.N. nuclear watchdog believe Iran had a nuclear weapons program that it abandoned.
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Washington is also circumscribing international efforts to further develop Iran's nuclear program at the Bushehr nuclear power plant.
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The country declared it had nuclear weapons in 2003, and conducted nuclear tests in 2006, 2009 and 2013.
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"The nuclear test is an important part of our continued efforts to strengthen our nuclear forces," he said.
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Nuclear war between the two is unlikely -- both maintain nuclear doctrines that mandate "No First Use" -- says Shukla.
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Q. You cite issues beyond the nuclear realm, but the JCPOA's terms are strictly limited to nuclear issues.
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The Fessenheim nuclear plant, located in the Alsace region near the German border, is France's oldest nuclear facility.
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It is the only way to prevent a crisis between nuclear-armed opponents turning into a nuclear catastrophe.
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If nuclear submarines hadn't developed, nuclear weapons might have been used in the past half-century or so.
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U.S. officials have noted that America's nuclear modernization is lagging behind Russia's upgrade of its own nuclear triad.
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It's all relative, said Kevin Kamps, a radioactive waste specialist at Beyond Nuclear, an anti-nuclear advocacy group.
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The country's only nuclear test site, Punggye-ri, is believed to be ready for a sixth nuclear test.
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Many nuclear advocates, confronted by the gender gap, posit a simple explanation: women know less about nuclear power.
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War between great powers need not be nuclear, and even nuclear exchanges need not escalate into world war.
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The Pentagon is currently conducting a Nuclear Posture Review and currently has 4,000 nuclear warheads in its stockpile.
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The Trump administration will continue nuclear sanctions relief for Iran, keeping in place the Obama-era nuclear deal.
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The nuclear deal lifted heavy U.S. sanctions against Iran in exchange for the country reducing its nuclear abilities.
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The nuclear deal rolled back sanctions against Tehran in exchange for a reduction in the country's nuclear abilities.
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Since then, nuclear experts say the rivals have been developing nuclear weapons and the missiles to deliver them.
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Nuclear testing has not been permitted for the entire quarter century — a lifetime in the nuclear weapons business.
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Based in Hanover, PreussenElektra has already shut down five nuclear reactors, in line with Germany's nuclear exit plan.
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Public discussion of the possibility of limited nuclear war or surviving a nuclear exchange met with severe rebuke.
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But as Trump is now learning, eliminating actual nuclear weapons is much harder than guarding against nuclear aspirations.
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Under the 2015 nuclear deal, nuclear-related sanctions on Iran were eased but other sanctions remain in place.
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A nuclear Iran would destabilize the region and set off a nuclear arms race in the Middle East.
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The United States and the U.N. nuclear watchdog believe Iran had a nuclear weapons programme that it abandoned.
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These waivers permit civil nuclear cooperation projects that were greenlighted as part of the nuclear deal in 22019.
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Mattis ties the need to modernize the U.S. nuclear arsenal to the credibility of the nuclear deterrent force.
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The JCPOA has significantly rolled back Iran's nuclear programme and ensures it does not develop a nuclear weapon.
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Washington "still relies on nuclear deterrence to deter a potential Russian or Chinese nuclear attack," the official said.
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As with other nuclear disasters, the health impacts of the Three Mile Island nuclear accident are still debated.
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We should be taking reasonable steps to make nuclear war less likely and limiting a president's nuclear authority.
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Tehran has repeatedly insisted that it doesn't want to build nuclear weapons, only nuclear power for civilian purposes.
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Nuclear energy: According to the Washington Post, Castro said he would not support building any new nuclear plants.
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Iran has stepped further away from the 2015 nuclear deal and continues to build on its nuclear capabilities.
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The disaster set off three nuclear meltdowns and three hydrogen explosions at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant.
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He vowed to maintain Japan's pacifist and nuclear nuclear-free principles, but did not promise signing the treaty.
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Iran's nuclear activities would remain within the framework of the 2015 nuclear agreement with world powers, Salehi said.
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Additionally, China's actions might compel Japan to go nuclear to protect Tokyo's interests against a formidable nuclear power.
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