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"This year, the war in Ukraine was front and center in our deliberations," a co-chair of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Science and Security Board said.

To get a better understanding of the likelihood of Putin reversing his latest position on using nuclear weapons in Ukraine and the fallout—in every sense of the word—if he did, I turned to Eryn MacDonald, an analyst with the Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS) Global Security Program

“Guinea Pig Nation: How the NRCs new licensing rules could turn communities into test beds for risky, experimental nuclear plants,” is what physicist Dr. Edwin Lyman, Director of Nuclear Power

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Recent domestic victories have only solidified the deeply divergent worldviews of President Joe Biden and Chinese leader Xi Jinping, but at their first face-to-face meeting, they found common ground.

Nuclear weapons generate their huge explosive power through the splitting—or fission—of certain elements, such as uranium or plutonium.

The pig was supposedly locked inside a toilet on the Japanese ship "Sakawa" when Able was detonated. Yet, a day later, it was found swimming at the atoll.

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