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1 January 2010
Interview

Interview: George Church

The fields of genetic sequencing and synthetic biology have a tried-and-true supporter in Harvard geneticist George Church. While recognizing the potential for misuse in any discipline, from biology to calculus, it is clear to him that
1 September 2009
Interview

Interview: Mohamed ElBaradei

After three terms, 12 years, and countless unprecedented challenges, the IAEA can't help but be changed by its outgoing director-general. Three months before mohamed ElBaradei leaves office, he explains how such an evolution
1 July 2009
It Is 5 Minutes To Midnight

Backing Obama's Vision for a Nuclear-Weapon-Free World

President Barack Obama has outlined an impressive arms control agenda, but he will need informed and active people throughout the world to help him realize it.
1 July 2009
Interview

The Bulletin Interview: Stephen Schneider

With climate change now front and center on the Obama administration's radar, a leading climate researcher's decades-long effort to communicate to the public the true scope of menace is bearing fruit.
1 May 2009
Interview

The Bulletin Interview: Sergio Duarte

The head of the u.n. Office for Disarmament affairs pinpoints past arms control efforts that could inspire agreement between nuclear haves and have-nots.
1 May 2009
It Is 5 Minutes To Midnight

Getting U.S. Climate Policy Right

Congress needs to pass strong laws to reduce carbon emissions, yet an emissions cap should be only one part of the u.S. strategy.
1 March 2009
It Is 5 Minutes To Midnight

Confronting Nuclear Energy's Proliferation Problem

U.S. officials should not delay in addressing the potential for a global expansion of nuclear energy to lead to weapons proliferation.
1 March 2009
The Bulletin Interview

Richard Meserve

The nuclear energy industry is gearing up for global expansion, with new countries considering building their first reactors. A long-time nuclear energy regulator discusses his work to make sure it's done safely.
1 January 2009
It Is 5 Minutes To Midnight

A Prescription for U.S. Nuclear Weapons Policy

As president, Barack Obama could fundamentally alter U.S. nuclear weapons policy, but only if he devotes the necessary political capital to the effort and rethinks timeworn assumptions.
1 January 2009
The Bulletin Interview

Jennifer Hutchings

Fluctuations in arctic sea ice are perhaps the most vivid signs of a warming global climate, yet relatively little is known about sea ice dynamics. a leading sea ice researcher unpacks the mysteries behind climate change's

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