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Attacks on nuclear power plants on agenda for National Academies panel
The National Academies’ Nuclear and Radiation Studies Board will discuss topics including the consequences of attacks on nuclear plants, during a two-day meeting starting May 15 in Washington, D.C. “The military threats to Ukrainian nuclear power plants as well as the Chernobyl shelter have raised renewed concerns about the vulnerability of these systems,” according to a preview of the board’s upcoming 46th meeting. “However, these are not new threats.” The board will hear from representatives of the Nonproliferation Policy Education Center, Greenpeace Ukraine and Eclectic Technology on the risk posed by reactor attacks. In addition, the board will be updated on advancements and limitations in low-dose radiation research. There will…		 Upcoming Events

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Cleanup spending, aside from Hanford, could be trimmed in Trump plan
President Donald Trump’s administration signaled Friday it envisions moderate belt-tightening at the Department of Energy’s Office of Environmental Management during fiscal 2026. “The Budget maintains the Hanford site in Washington at the 2025 enacted level but reduces funding for various…
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Many familiar faces exit DOE nuclear complex during Trump 2.0
During the first 100 days of President Donald Trump’s second term he has moved aggressively to reduce the federal workforce and the Department of Energy’s nuclear weapons complex has not been immune. Trump’s second term, which started Jan. 20, hit…
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Trump unveils 2026 “skinny” budget plan with DoD increases and DOE refocus to nuclear
The Donald Trump administration released the fiscal 2026 budget proposal and topline discretionary funding request Friday, calling for a 13% increase in defense spending and a 22.6% decrease in non-defense spending. The request, obtained by the Exchange Monitor, said the…
Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor
CBO report looks at escalating costs of U.S. nuclear forces
The Congressional Budget Office projected in a report released April 24 that plans for the U.S. nuclear forces as described in the fiscal 2025 budget would cost $946 billion for the 2025-2034 period. Of the $946 billion, $817 billion is…
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