• Mr. Suzuki met with the administration's point man on nuclear-proliferation issues, including Deputy Energy Secretary Daniel Poneman, and with Assistant Secretary of State Thomas Countryman, said U.S. and Japanese officials.

    WSJ: U.S. Opposes Japan's Nuclear Plan

  • Though it was under Mr. Sharif, in 1998, that Pakistan caught up with its neighbor and conducted its first test of a nuclear weapon, the man who is poised to lead Pakistan's next government is making rapprochement with India a cornerstone of his policy.

    WSJ: Pakistan's Newly Elected Leader Seeks Better India Ties

  • Mr Oettinger was outlining plans for the tests - ordered in the wake of Japan's Fukushima disaster - which are designed to see how Europe's nuclear facilities are able to withstand natural or man-made disasters.

    BBC: MEPs split over nuclear 'stress tests'

  • It is true that nuclear energy does not produce carbon dioxide, the chief culprit behind man-made global warming.

    ECONOMIST: A renaissance that may not come

  • Patsy McGlone of the SDLP referred to the recent earthquake in Japan, and asked about a discussion paper on the Sellafield nuclear power station in Cumbria prepared by the Irish and Isle of Man governments.

    BBC: British-Irish Council Environment Meeting

  • We also speak exclusively to Mohamed ElBaradei, Director General of the IAEA, the man caught in the diplomatic crossfire between states eager to join the nuclear club, and those already in who do not trust the outsiders to play safe.

    BBC: Iran's HQ for the Atomic Energy Organisation

  • This week one of them, Nicholas Burns, a senior State Department man, said he expected an agreement with India on the clearer separation of its civilian nuclear activities from its military ones, as well as new American legislation to exempt India from the existing anti-nuclear rules, to be in place by the time Mr Bush pays a return visit to India in early 2006.

    ECONOMIST: Diplomacy and proliferation

  • This is particularly true among the small cadre of physicists who have actually had first-hand experience with the extremely esoteric business of designing, testing and maintaining the nuclear weapons in our stockpile today -- arguably, the most complex pieces of equipment ever produced by man.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Will the Bush Team Staff up to Stop a Nuclear Melt-down?

  • R. man named Robert Humphreys, instinctively grasped that television was about to alter politics as thoroughly as the nuclear option had recently changed military strategy.

    NEWYORKER: Wag the Dog

  • The man he is replacing - Sir John Beddington - had to provide advice on Japan's Fukushima nuclear accident, Iceland's volcanic ash eruption and the spread of Ash dieback.

    BBC: The man who gives away ?600m a year

  • Military planners understand the vulnerability of the grid to upset, but have been more concerned with man-made threats such as the electromagnetic pulse that would be generated by a high-altitude nuclear detonation.

    FORBES: Intelligence Community Warns Solar Storms Could Collapse Electric Grid

  • Old West Point photos show a handsome man in a crisp uniform who graduated in 1974, joined the cavalry at Fort Bliss, then led nuclear weapons support teams in Korea.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

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