Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 28 No. 31
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August 02, 2024

Waste from AUKUS subs might be stored on naval base, according to Australian agency

By ExchangeMonitor

An Australian government agency signed a deal this month to store nuclear waste from AUKUS submarines on a naval base in the country, despite community concerns. The Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency (ARPANSA) issued a license to the Australian…

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Table of Contents

Senate appropriators give less than House for NNSA weapons; concerned on SLCM-N

By Sarah Salem
Strategic forces ranking Republican says dates for Sentinel, rest of triad ‘too late’

By Sarah Salem
NNSA HQ creates new post, splits off some responsibilities of top civil servant

By Sarah Salem
State Department says ‘proof is in the pudding’ for Iran’s new direction regarding nukes

By ExchangeMonitor
Declassified NNSA report shows a few more weapons in stockpile

By ExchangeMonitor
NNSA not planning replacement of Vegas-area office

By Sarah Salem
Waste from AUKUS subs might be stored on naval base, according to Australian agency

By ExchangeMonitor
Nuclear critics urge Senate appropriators to fully fund DNFSB

By ExchangeMonitor
Fluor reports quarterly earnings uptick; touts weapons complex foothold

By ExchangeMonitor
HII reports strong second quarter led by mission technologies segment

By ExchangeMonitor
Wrap up: NNSA seeking sea transport of nuke material; Senate appropriators pass defense bill; New Fluor exec; more

By ExchangeMonitor