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1 July 2001
Feature

A Do-It-Yourself SIOP

Bret Lortie
The government's nuclear war plan is top secret. But with NRDC's software, you can run a simulation on a personal computer.
1 July 2001
Feature

The New-Nuke Chorus Tunes Up

Stephen I. Schwartz
1 July 2001
The Center Spread

Threat v. Reality

Over the years, the American people have been subjected to dire predictions of evils to come. It's time, yet again, for a little reality check.
1 July 2001
Feature

A Debt Long Overdue

Michael Flynn
Nuclear weapons work made people sick—at last, workers may be compensated.
1 July 2001
Feature

The Burden of Proof

Arjun Makhijani
1 July 2001
Feature

Making IT work

Robert Alvarez
Will the legislation do the job?
1 July 2001
Feature

Eyes in the Sky - Watching for Weapons Work

Hui ZhangFrank N. von Hippel
Commercial satellites can be used to pick up many of the telltale signs of fissile material production.
1 July 2001
Review

An Unwitting Pawn?

Trevor Findlay
Australia's Bid for the Atomic Bomb By Wayne Reynolds Melbourne University Press, 2001 256 pages; $29.95
1 July 2001
Nuclear notebook

French Nuclear Forces, 2001

Robert S. NorrisWilliam M. ArkinHans M. KristensenJoshua Handler
1 July 2001
The Last Word

Targeting China

William M. Arkin
1 May 2001

Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Volume 57 Issue 3

1 May 2001
Review

Book Note

Solving the North Korean Nuclear Puzzle Edited by David Albright & Kevin O'Neill Institute for Science and International Security, 2000 333 pages; $29.95
1 May 2001
Editor's Note

Things Change

Linda Rothstein
1 May 2001
Reports

War Crimes: Called to Account

Colin Woodard
1 May 2001
Reports

Indonesia: Independence for West Papua?

Keith Suter
1 May 2001
Reports

New Zealand: Blocking the Way

Dave Amber
1 May 2001
Reports

Russia: Radiation on the Tom

Bret Lortie
1 May 2001
Opinion

Back to Black

Jeffrey T. Richelson
1 May 2001
Opinion

An Army of Its Own

Ronald E. Powaski
1 May 2001
Opinion

Plutonium, the Contest

Linda Rothstein
1 May 2001
Opinion

Bush II or Reagan III?

John Isaacs
1 May 2001
Feature

North Korea: On Hold…Again

Leon V. Sigal
1 May 2001
Feature

Risky Business

Tony Wesolowsky
The last unit at Chernobyl was shut down in December 2000. But Russia has opened three more reactors just like it.
1 May 2001
Feature

Algeria: Big Deal in the Desert?

David AlbrightCorey Hinderstein
1 May 2001
Feature

Plutonium Disposal, the Third Way

Allison MacfarlaneFrank von HippelJungmin KangRobert Nelson
If all the “excess” plutonium from dismantled weapons were measured in units of 8 kilograms—the amount the International Atomic Energy Agency considers sufficient to make a Nagasaki-type bomb—then there is enough excess weapons plutonium to build about 9,000 bombs, and enough plutonium separated fr

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