Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Volume 67 Issue 2

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March/April
2011
Volume: 67
ISSN: 1938-3282
Page count: 80
Issue external URL: Link

Interview

1 March 2011
Interview

Olli Heinonen: Reporting from the front lines of nuclear proliferation

Chernobyl: Looking back, moving forward

1 March 2011
Chernobyl: Looking back, moving forward

If the unlikely becomes likely: Medical response to nuclear accidents

Robert Peter GaleAlexander Baranov
1 March 2011
Europe/Russia
Chernobyl: Looking back, moving forward

When safe enough is not good enough: Organizing safety at Chernobyl

Sonja D. Schmid

The threat of global climate change has pushed governments around the world to consider alternative energy sources, including nuclear energy. As the interest in nuclear power increases, serious discussions on safety must resume before moving forward.

1 March 2011
Chernobyl: Looking back, moving forward

Chernobyl’s survivors: Paralyzed by fatalism or overlooked by science?

Adriana Petryna
1 March 2011
Chernobyl: Looking back, moving forward

Landscape portrait: A look at the impacts of radioactive contaminants on Chernobyl’s wildlife

Timothy A. MousseauAnders P. Møller

Feature

1 March 2011
Feature

How risky is nuclear optimism?

Martin E. Hellman
1 March 2011
Feature

How Europeans view tactical nuclear weapons on their continent

Mark Fitzpatrick

Nuclear notebook

1 March 2011
Nuclear notebook

US nuclear forces, 2011

Hans M. KristensenRobert S. Norris

The Obama administration’s disclosure of its stockpiled and dismantled warhead numbers through September 2009 was, apparently, a “one-time release”; thus, the question remains as to how quickly—or slowly—the country’s arsenal will decline.

Turn back the clock

1 March 2011
Turn back the clock

Chernobyl 25 years later: Many lessons learned

Mikhail Gorbachev