Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 20 No. 47
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December 09, 2016

Senate Sends NDAA to President

By Chris Schneidmiller

The U.S. Senate on Thursday voted 92-7 to approve the conference version of the fiscal 2017 National Defense Authorization Act, sending it to the White House for President Barack Obama’s signature. The compromise bill authorizes nearly $619 billion in spending…

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Table of Contents

IAEA to Monitor U.S. Plutonium Disposal, but No Talk of PMDA Resumption

By Alissa Tabirian
In Senate, Fight Over Must-Pass Budget Bill

By Dan Leone
Senate Sends NDAA to President

By Chris Schneidmiller
IAEA’s Role in Nuclear Security Takes Shape at High-Level Conference

By Alissa Tabirian
Interpol Seeks Continued CBRNE Defense Funding

By Alissa Tabirian
NNSA Taking Bids for Nevada Site Security Contract

By Chris Schneidmiller
Smaller U.S. Nuclear Arsenal Could Help Cut Deficit: CBO

By Chris Schneidmiller
Classified Information Disposal Procedures at Pantex Deficient, DOE Says

By Alissa Tabirian
Time Dwindling for Nuke Bills

By Chris Schneidmiller
Energy Department Scraps Step in SRS Spent Fuel Work

By Staff Reports
Wrap Up: New NTI Report Shines Light on Cybersecurity Needs at Nuclear Facilities

By ExchangeMonitor