Published 1999 | Version v1
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Recycling plutonium stockpiles: A contribution to non-proliferation

Description

The dismantling of thousands of nuclear warheads in both USA and Russia is one of the most positive consequences of the end of Cold War. The recycling and disenrichment of some 500 tonnes of Russian weapon-grade highly enriched uranium is well underway; its conversion and use in civilian nuclear power industry will make it unavailable for military purposes. However the pace of US purchases of Russian highly enriched uranium could and should be increased, under fully implemented transparency measures. The disposal of surplus weapon-grade plutonium remains a separate problem. Certain possible solutions are proposed for solving this problem

Part of:
Remember your humanity. Proceedings of the forty-seventh Pugwash conference

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Publishing Information

Publisher
World Scientific
Imprint Place
Singapore (Singapore)
ISBN
981-02-4086-4
Imprint Title
Remember your humanity. Proceedings of the forty-seventh Pugwash conference
Imprint Pagination
968 p.
Journal Page Range
p. 281-283

Conference

Title
47. Pugwash conference on science and world affairs
Dates
1-7 Aug 1997
Place
Lillehammer (Norway)

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