Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 24 No. 33
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August 28, 2020

New START Lapse Could Mean Billions in DOE Nuclear Expenses, Budget Office Warns

By Dan Leone

If the New START nuclear arms-limitation treaty expires in February, and the United States decides to boost its deployed nuclear weapons, the Department of Energy could face billions of dollars in one-time and recurring costs, the Congressional Budget Office reported…

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