Non-Proliferation

DOE Unveils Rule on Civil Penalties for Violators of Nuke-Tech Export Authorizations

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The U.S. Department of Energy on Thursday unveiled details of how it will levy civil penalties against anyone who violates a federal authorization to export nuclear technology to foreign countries.
The proposed rule, posted in the Federal Register, does not…

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