Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Volume 67 Issue 5

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September
2011
Volume: 67
ISSN: 1938-3282
Page count: 98
Issue external URL: Link

Interview

1 September 2011
Interview

Paul R. Ehrlich: Seeking environmental solutions in the social sciences

The Fukushima issue

1 September 2011
The Fukushima issue

Nuclear or not? The complex and uncertain politics of Japan’s post-Fukushima energy policy

Masa Takubo
1 September 2011
The Fukushima issue

The radiological and psychological consequences of the Fukushima Daiichi accident

Frank N. von Hippel
1 September 2011
The Fukushima issue

Fukushima: The myth of safety, the reality of geoscience

Johannis NöggerathRobert J. GellerViacheslav K. Gusiakov
1 September 2011
The Fukushima issue

Surviving the one-two nuclear punch: Assessing risk and policy in a post-Fukushima world

Edwin S. Lyman
1 September 2011
The Fukushima issue

Three Mile Island, Chernobyl, and Fukushima: An analysis of traditional and new media coverage of nuclear accidents and radiation

Sharon M. Friedman
1 September 2011
The Fukushima issue

Deconstructing the zero-risk mindset: The lessons and future responsibilities for a post-Fukushima nuclear Japan

Tatsujiro Suzuki

Features

1 September 2011
Features

Managing networks of risk: A tailored approach to Iran’s biological warfare threat potential

Kirk C. Bansak
1 September 2011
Features

How to build a better sepulcher: Lessons from New Mexico’s Waste Isolation Pilot Plant

Jon Goldstein

Nuclear notebook

1 September 2011
Nuclear notebook

British nuclear forces, 2011

Hans M. KristensenRobert S. Norris

The United Kingdom has been the most successful of all the nuclear weapon states in terms of creating a minimum nuclear deterrent; in fact, there is reason to believe that the country is considering whether to move toward denuclearization.