Reports - Nuclear transport: The big "what-if" (English)
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Title:Reports - Nuclear transport: The big "what-if"
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Contributors:Lortie, Bret ( author )
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Published in:The bulletin of the atomic scientists ; 58, 1 ; 14
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Place of publication:Chicago, Ill.
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Publication date:2002
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Table of contents – Volume 58, Issue 1
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Editor's note - Nuclear insecurity| 2002
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Letters| 2002
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Bulletins - Profiling the hoaxer. PLUS: Physics and stamps, Enduring Freedom trading cards, the million-round-a-minute gun, war and the urban legend, another Ig Nobel moment, and more| 2002
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Nuclear notebook - Pakistan's nuclear forces, 2001| 2002
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The last word - Wanted: Experts on war| 2002
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Reports - The DEW line: Ditched drums and allCapozza, K.L. et al. | 2002
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Reports - The Middle East: Slowing the missile raceBenn, Aluf et al. | 2002
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Reports - Nuclear transport: The big "what-if"Lortie, Bret et al. | 2002
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Reports - Open Skies: Not a moment too soonMarquardt, James J. et al. | 2002
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Opinions - Bin Laden and the bombAlbright, David et al. | 2002
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Opinions - Bomb deal a dud, part oneKristensen, Hans et al. | 2002
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Opinions - Bomb deal a dud, part twoIsaacs, John et al. | 2002
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Cheaters beware - The U.S. government argues that a nuclear test ban is not verifiable. Meanwhile, the test ban treaty's global monitoring system is nearing completion.Dahlman, Ola et al. | 2002
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The center spread - It's a Scud, Scud, Scud world| 2002
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The NRC: What, me worry? - The Nuclear Regulatory Commission's goals for security at U.S. nuclear power plants are modest; for instance, reactor owners are not required to protect against terrorism.Hirsch, Daniel et al. | 2002
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What about the spent fuel? - What could be worse than crashing an aircraft into a nuclear reactor? Starting a fire at a power plant's spent fuel pool.Alvarez, Robert et al. | 2002
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The weapons complex: Who's guarding the store? - Security problems at government weapons sites are rampant and recurring. And when guards fail the force-on-force tests designed to judge their effectiveness, the solution is to change the rules, cheat, or drop the tests.Brian, Danielle et al. | 2002
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North Korea: It's taking too long - The "Agreed Framework" was designed to give North Korea new light-water reactors in exchange for international inspections. But delays have pushed the timetable for inspections back too far.Albright, David et al. | 2002
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Reviews - Body of SecretsBamford, James et al. | 2002
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Reviews - The Phantom DefenseEisendrath, Craig et al. | 2002
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Reviews - MemoirsTeller, Edward et al. | 2002