U.S. Could Save $70B by Cutting Some Planned Nuke Modernization Efforts, Group Says

By Todd Jacobson

Brian Bradley NS&D Monitor 10/24/2014 The United States could save $70 billion by cutting five planned nuclear modernization programs, an arms control group said in a report released Oct. 20. Authored by Tom Collina, director of policy for the Ploughshares…

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