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May 01, 2015

Obama Administration Continues to Distance Itself from MOX

By Brian Bradley

Language in House E&W Bill Called ‘Unnecessarily Restrictive’ by Administration Todd Jacobson NS&D Monitor 5/1/2015 The Obama Administration is continuing to try to distance itself from the Mixed Oxide Fuel Fabrication Facility, objecting…

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Table of Contents

Obama Administration Continues to Distance Itself from MOX

By Brian Bradley
GOP Sens. Criticize Kerry on Administration’s Disarmament Offer

By Brian Bradley
HASC Republicans Oppose Admin. Plan to Accelerate Dismantlement Work by 20 Percent

By Brian Bradley
HASC Markup Directs DoD to Communicate More on Strategic Forces

By Brian Bradley
Lawmakers Reject Attempts to Reduce NNSA Weapons Funding in FY16 Approps Bill

By Brian Bradley
NNSA Would Get Boost in House Version of FY 2016 NDAA

By Brian Bradley
Senator: Full-Scale Nuclear Modernization Should Proceed Despite Budget Crunch

By Brian Bradley
ICBM Silos Will Stay Warm as Boosters Are Removed

By Brian Bradley
Northrop Downplays Potential Combat Aircraft Consolidation Following LRSB Contract

By Brian Bradley
DOE Submits Implementation Plan for DNFSB Emergency Response Recommendation

By Brian Bradley
SSP to Contract with Draper for Trident 2 Guidance Systems

By Brian Bradley
Israel Showing Support for CTBT Ratification, Treaty Official Says

By Brian Bradley
At Livermore

By Brian Bradley
Wrap Up

By Brian Bradley