Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 28 No. 34
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September 06, 2024

ANS blasts Science over weaponizable HALEU story

By Sarah Salem

The American Nuclear Society is “unconvinced” that high-assay low-enriched uranium could lead to a surge in weapons proliferation, the group said in an open letter to Science Magazine. “The implied recommendation that the United States should unilaterally…

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Congress close to accord on NNSA budget, but election-year hurdles could still bring shutdown

By Sarah Salem
Patricia Lee sworn into DNFSB

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BWXT taps new president Gary Camper for largest of company’s business segments

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Australia to bulk up nuclear-submarine workforce

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New acquisition strategy for nuclear-tipped Sentinel missile likely by 2026

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Orano picks Oak Ridge as 'preferred site' for uranium enrichment plant

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ANS blasts Science over weaponizable HALEU story

By Sarah Salem
Russia may change nuclear doctrine in response to West in Ukraine

By ExchangeMonitor
Chinese official tells U.S. to reduce its nuclear arsenal, state media says

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IAEA director visited ZNPP this week to assess safety and security

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Wrap up: SMSI director retiring; LLNL Summer School; CNS, Pantex and Y-12 awards; obituary

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