NTI NUKE SECURITY INDEX RECOGNIZES SECURITY PROGRESS, CHALLENGES

By Martin Schneider

Todd Jacobson NS&D Monitor 1/10/2014 Countries around the world are making progress in securing nuclear material within their borders, according to a report released this week by the Nuclear Threat Initiative that continued to push for a global system governing…

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Table of Contents

CHUCK SPENCER LEAVING Y-12 TO RETURN TO B&W HEADQUARTERS

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REPORTS OUTLINE BIG SPENDING NEEDS FOR NUKE DETERRENT, RAISE QUESTIONS

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DEFENSE SEC. HAGEL VOICES SUPPORT FOR NUCLEAR DETERRENT FUNDING

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B&W OFFICIAL: THERE’S ‘MERIT’ IN RESTARTING Y-12/PX PROCUREMENT

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ADMIN. RETURNS DOZENS OF NOMS TO SENATE, INCLUDING DOE/NNSA PICKS

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SHORT TERM CR COULD BE NEEDED AS APPROPRIATORS FINISH OMNIBUS

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IG: LANL SECURITY PROJECT PROBLEMS NOT REVEALED UNTIL TOO LATE

By Martin Schneider
NTI NUKE SECURITY INDEX RECOGNIZES SECURITY PROGRESS, CHALLENGES

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OBAMA SENDS TAIWAN CIVIL NUCLEAR AGREEMENT TO CONGRESS

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DOE MAKING PROGRESS ON CLOSING OPEN DNFSB RECOMMENDATIONS

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AT LIVERMORE

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AT PANTEX

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AT OAK RIDGE

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AT SAVANNAH RIVER

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WRAP UP: IN DNFSB, IN THE INDUSTRY, IN MEMORIAM

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