Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 20 No. 15
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April 08, 2016

CPPNM Amendment to Enter Into Force Next Month

By Alissa Tabirian

The Amendment to the Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material (CPPNM) will enter into force on May 8 after being ratified by the necessary number of nations, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) announced Friday. Nicaragua’s ratification…

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Table of Contents

CPPNM Amendment to Enter Into Force Next Month

By Alissa Tabirian
Conferences, New Contact Group to Sustain Nuclear Security Summit Progress

By Alissa Tabirian
Gov. Haley Re-Emphasizes MOX Money Owed to S.C.

By Staff Reports
G-7 Nations Offer Support for Global Plutonium Conversion to MOX

By Alissa Tabirian
NNSA Approves CD-1 for New Y-12 Emergency Ops Center

By Staff Reports
NNSA Docs Highlight Infrastructure, MOX Milestones

By Alissa Tabirian
NNSA Aims to Have Lithium Leader in 2016

By Staff Reports
Watchdog Fumes over NNSA Contractor Evaluations

By Staff Reports
Summit Leaders Agree To Strengthen Cybersecurity Of Nuclear Facilities

By ExchangeMonitor
Labor Dept. Extends Nuke Worker Compensation Program Comment Period

By Staff Reports
Wrap Up: CNS Seeking Vendors for Y-12 Body Armor

By ExchangeMonitor