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Bomb-Grade Uranium
 HEU
Core Conversion of Russian Production Reactors: A Major Threat to the International
RERTR Regime
Alan J. Kuperman, senior policy analyst, and Paul L. Leventhal, president,
NCI, presented at the 21st Annual International Meeting on Reduced
Enrichment for Research and Test Reactors (RERTR), Săo Paulo, Brazil, October
19, 1998
Civilian
Highly Enriched Uranium and the Fissile Material Convention: Codifying the Phase-Out
of Bomb-Grade Fuel for Research Reactors
Alan J. Kuperman, senior policy analyst, NCI, prepared for a symposium on
"The Scope of a Fissile Material Convention," United Nations Institute
for Disarmament Research and the Oxford Research Group, Geneva, Switzerland, August
29, 1996, updated October 9, 1998 End
Global Commerce in Bomb-Grade Fuel
Paul Leventhal and Sharon Tanzer op-ed, International Herald Tribune, May 7,
1998 RERTR
End-Game: A Win-Win Framework
Alan Kuperman, senior consultant, and Paul Leventhal, president, NCI
Presented at the International Meeting on the RERTR Program, Jackson Hole,
Wyoming, October 5-10, 1997 A
Three-Nation Nuclear End Run
Paul Leventhal and Alan Kuperman op-ed, New York Times, June 6, 1996, International
Herald Tribune, June 8-9, 1996 "German's
HEU Decision at Garching: Impact on World Commerce in Bomb-Grade Uranium"
Testimony by Paul Leventhal presented to Hearing of Green Party on the Garching
2 Research Reactor, Bonn, Germany, November 1, 1995 "RERTR
at the Crossroads: Success or Demise"
Paper by Paul Leventhal and Alan Kuperman presented to the International RERTR
Conference, Paris, France, September 18, 1995
ReprocessingDOE
Reprocessing Policy and the Irreversibility of Plutonium Disposition
Dr. Edwin Lyman, NCI Scientific Director, Paper Presented to the American Nuclear
Society, Charleston, SC, September 9, 1998 What
to Do with Germany's Spent Nuclear Fuel?
Paul Leventhal, Testimony before the Hesse State Legislature, Wiesbaden, Germany,
June 20, 1996
Japan's Plutonium ProgramImpact
of U.S. Plutonium Decision-Making on Japan's Plutonium Program
Paul Leventhal and Steven Dolley, presented to the Conference on International
MOX Assessment, Citizens Nuclear Information Center, Kyoto, Japan, October 25,
1996 "The
Importation and Storage of High-Level Radioactive Wastes at Rokkasho-mura: Safety
Concerns"
Paper by Dr. Edwin Lyman presented to the Public Forum on High-Level Nuclear
Waste and Reprocessing, Nuclear Fuel Cycle Issues Research Group, Aomori, Japan,
April 16, 1996 "Separating
Myths from Reality: Awakening from Japan's Plutonium Dream"
Paper by Paul Leventhal presented to the Public Forum on High-Level Nuclear
Waste and Reprocessing, Nuclear Fuel Cycle Issues Research Group, Aomori, Japan,
April 16, 1996
Sea Transport of Radioactive Material"The
Need for Further International Action Regarding Safety of Sea Transport of Ultrahazardous
Radioactive Materials"
Jon M. Van Dyke, Professor of Law, University of Hawai'i School of Law, August
17, 1998 "Summary
Response of the Nuclear Control Institute to Comments on 'The Sea Transport of
Vitrified High-Level Wastes: Unresolved Safety Issues" Dr. Edwin Lyman, January 1998 Supplementary
Information/Analysis to MEPC39/INF.15: "The Sea Transport of Vitrified High-Level
Wastes: Unresolved Safety Issues"
Report by Edwin Lyman, PhD, scientific director, NCI, submitted to the 40th Session of
the IMO Marine Environment Protection Committee, July 11, 1997
The Legitimacy of Unilateral Actions to Protest the
Ocean Shipment of Ultrahazardous Radioactive Materials
Paper by Prof. Jon M. Van Dyke, William S. Richardson School of Law, University of
Hawai'i at Manoa, December 1996
The Sea Transport of Vitrified High-Level Radioactive
Wastes: Unresolved Safety Issues
Report by Dr. Edwin Lyman, Scientific Director, NCI, December 9, 1996 "Addressing
Safety Issues in the Sea Transport of Radioactive Material"
By Dr. Edwin Lyman, presented to the IMO Special Consultative Meeting, March
4-6, 1996, London, England "Applying
the Precautionary Principle to Ocean Shipments of Radioactive Material"
By Professor Jon Van Dyke, presented to the IMO Special Consultative Meeting,
March 4-6, 1996, London, England
Air Transport of Radioactive MaterialInadequacy
of the IAEA's Air Transport Regulations: The Case of MOX Fuel
Technical Paper presented to Dangerous Goods Panel, International Civil Aviation
Organization (ICAO), by Dr. Edwin S. Lyman, NCI scientific director, Montreal, Canada,
October 24, 1997
"Status Report on Plutonium Air Shipments"
By Sharon Tanzer, NCI backgrounder, June 14, 1996
Military Plutonium DispositionReaching
for a Common Ground
Speech by Paul Leventhal, NCI President, presented to the International Policy
Forum on Management & Disposition of Nuclear Weapons Material, Bethesda, Maryland,
March 24, 1998 The
Case Against Using Military Plutonium as Civilian Fuel
Paul Leventhal, Remarks to a Symposium on "Nuclear Materials: A Clear
and Present Danger," The American News Women's Club, March 12, 1998 A
Pox on MOX
Paul Leventhal, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, March/April, 1998 Better
Plutonium Plan
Paul Leventhal & Edwin Lyman, letter to the editor, New York Times, February
5, 1998 A
Safer Plutonium Plan
Edwin Lyman, scientific director, NCI, letter to the editor, Washington Post,
August 24, 1997 Comments
on the Scope of the Department of Energy's Surplus Plutonium Disposition Environmental
Impact Statement
Steven Dolley, research director, NCI, July 18, 1997 Don't
Delay R&D on Immobilization of Warhead Plutonium, Groups Urge DOE
NCI/NRDC/ERF Letter to Energy Secretary Peńa, July 1, 1997 NCI
Fact Sheets on Warhead Plutonium Disposition
 Questions
and Answers on Warhead Plutonium Disposition
Ploughshares
or Swords?: Why the MOX Approach to Plutonium Disposition is
Bad for Non-Proliferation
and Arms Control
Burn
It or Bury It?: Burying Warhead Plutonium as Waste is Safer and Cheaper than Burning
It in Reactors
Using
Warhead Plutonium as Reactor Fuel Does Not Make It Unusable in Nuclear
Bombs
Bury
the Stuff
Paul Leventhal, president, and Edwin Lyman, scientific director, NCI, Bulletin
of the Atomic Scientists, March/April 1997 MOX
Disposal of Surplus Weapons Plutonium: Politically Expedient, But Does It Make
Sense?
Paul Leventhal, president, Nuclear Control Institute, Presented at the Fourth
International Policy Forum: Management and Disposition of Nuclear Weapons Materials,
Lansdowne Conference Center, Lansdowne, Virginia, February 12, 1997 "Stabilization
and Immobilization of Military Plutonium: A Non-Proliferation Perspective"
By Paul Leventhal, presented to the U.S. Department of Energy Plutonium Stabilization
and Immobilization Workshop, December 12, 1995 "A
Perspective on the Proliferation Risks of Plutonium Mines"
by Dr. Edwin S. Lyman, presented to the U.S. Department of Energy Plutonium
Stabilization and Immobilization Workshop, December 12, 1995; revised January
2, 1996 The
MOX and Vitrification Options Compared: A Non-Proliferation Perspective
Paul Leventhal and Steven Dolley, Paper presented at the 5th International
Conference on Radioactive Waste Management and Environmental Remediation: ICEM
'95, Berlin, Germany, September 3-7, 1995 U.S.-China
Nuclear Trade IssuesChina,
Pakistan and Proliferation
Paul Leventhal, NCI President, testimony before the Subcommittee on Telecommunications,
Trade and Consumer Protection, House Commerce Committee, May 14, 1998 China's
Non-Proliferation Words vs. China's Nuclear Proliferation Deeds
NCI Issue Brief, December 9, 1997 Is
Nuclear Cooperation with China in the National Interest?
Daniel Horner, senior policy analyst, NCI
Congressional Research Service Briefing, October 24, 1997 Testimony
of Paul Leventhal on the U.S.-China Nuclear Cooperation Agreement
Presented to the House Committee on International Relations, October 7, 1997 China's
Record of Proliferation Misbehavior
Steven Dolley, NCI research director, NCI Issue Brief, September 29, 1997 The
Renewal of Nuclear Trade with China: Legal and Policy Considerations
Paul Leventhal, NCI, and Eldon Greenberg, Garvey, Shubert & Barer, November
21, 1996 Proliferation:
Show China We Mean Business
Paul Leventhal and Daniel Horner op-ed, Washington Post, June 14, 1996
Iraq's Nuclear Bomb ProgramUnanswered
Questions in Iraq
Steven Dolley & Paul Leventhal, Letter to the editor, Washington Post,
June 22, 1998
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Iraq's
Nuclear File: Still Open
Mohammed
ElBaradei, Director-General, IAEA, Washington Post op-ed, June 1, 1998
NCI
Response, Washington Post, June 22, 1998
Iraq's
Nuclear Weapons Program: Unresolved Issues
Steven Dolley, NCI Research Director, May 12, 1998 U.S.
Must Fight for Monitoring Of Iraq's Continued Atom Threat
Paul Leventhal and Steven Dolley, NCI Op-Ed in Newsday, April 27, 1998 Now
is a Good Time to Revisit Saddam's Nuclear Capability
Paul Leventhal & Steven Dolley, International Herald Tribune, March 5,
1998 Iraq
and the Bomb: The Nuclear Threat Continues
Report by Steven Dolley, NCI Research Director, February 19, 1998 "Iraq:
How Close to a Nuclear Weapon?"
Edwin S. Lyman, November 14, 1995 "Who
Says Iraq Isn't Making a Bomb?"
By Paul Leventhal and Edwin Lyman, International Herald Tribune, November
2, 1995
Nuclear Terrorism Nuclear Terrorism: Threat, Perception
and Response in South Asia
Paul Leventhal, NCI President, and Brahma Chellaney, Center for Science and
International Affairs, Harvard, paper presented to the Institute for Defense Studies
and Analyses, New Delhi, October 10, 1988
Archived U.S.-EURATOM Nuclear Cooperation
Agreement
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