See, for example, Bernard Spinrad, ‘Nuclear Power and Nuclear Weapons: The Connection is Tenuous’, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists (February 1983); and Alexander de Volpi, ‘Technological Misinformation: Fi
Nuclear power does not lead to nuclear weaponsNo Abstract available for this article.doi:10.1038/280010e0GREENHALGHG. HNature Publishing Group UKNature
The article discusses how countries can develop nuclear power minus nuclear weapons. Several diplomatic initiatives are available to combat nuclear proliferation. One is the inspection of nuclear power plants by the International Atomic Energy Agency, the objective being that no country can manufacture a...
Nuclear Power, Nuclear Weapons and International Stability Irresolution over domestic energy policy and the role of nuclear power may act to undermine current U.S efforts to control the proliferation of nuclear weapons ByDavid J. Rose&Richard K. Lester More byDavid J. Rose More byRichard K. Le...
Concern regarding the proliferation of materials for nuclear weapons and the environment will limit the growth of nuclear power in the future, unless these concerns are overcome by social momentum for action on climate change. Nuclear fusion avoids many of the proliferation and environmental concerns ...
Even among more open-minded observers, the tendency to conflate nuclear energy with nuclear weapons is hard to resist. Both technologies involve the release of energy from atomic reactions, and nuclear energy was originally developed by the U.S. Navy as a source of electricity to power su...
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Or would you prefer to abolish nuclear weapons and live with an increased risk of great-power war and \"nuclear breakout\"? Both sides of this debate claim to have the best solution to prevent nuclear war. Advocates of deterrence maintain that a securely stored second-strike capability ...
Franceschini G., Englert M., Liebert W 2013 Nuclear fusion power for weapons purposes: An exercise in nuclear proliferation forecasting. Nonproliferation Review 20(3) 525-544Franceschini G, Englert M, Liebert W (2013) Nuclear fusion power for weapons purposes. An exercise in nuclear proliferation ...