Nuclear Security & Deterrence Vol. 18 No. 38
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October 03, 2014

Administration Touts Benefits of CTBT, but Push for Treaty Ratification Remains Far Off

By Todd Jacobson

Brian Bradley NS&D Monitor 10/3/2014 While U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry’s speech this week at the United Nations marked the second time in two weeks that senior Obama Administration officials have advocated for the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban…

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DOE IG Criticizes NNSA Secure Transportation Office Over Response to Security Incident

By Todd Jacobson
StratCom Vice Commander Makes Case for Nuclear Modernization

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MOX Avoids Cold Standby for Now, NNSA Still Examining Options

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Administration Touts Benefits of CTBT, but Push for Treaty Ratification Remains Far Off

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B&W Announces Plans to Evaluate Split of Gov’t/Nuclear Ops and Power Generation Segments

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Expert: Russian Nuclear Modernization a Significant Threat to United States

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NNSA Proposes $110,000 Fine for Security Incident at Nevada National Security Site

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U.S., Russian Deployed Stockpiles Grow in Latest New START Declaration

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Poneman: NNSA Needs to be ‘Integrated’ With Department of Energy

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CEO John Welch Steps Down as USEC Transitions to Centrus Energy Corp.

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Wrap Up: In DoD, In the Industry

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