| Title: |
Treaties against nuclear terrorism: The global legal framework can make a ... |
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| Author | Larry D. Johnson |
| Date | 1 January 2002 |
| Page number | 4-6 |
| Magazine | IAEA Bulletin, Wenen, Oostenrijk |
| Year | 44 |
| No | 1 |
| Number of pages | 3 |
| Tags: | ATOOMTERRORISME - eg dirty bomb THEFT / MISSING - Theft + loss + DIY HIGH ENRICHED URANIUM - fuel test reactors and also suitable for K-weapons IAEA - International Atomic Energy Agency Vienna INDUSTRIAL USE - industrial uses radio-active sources INSPECTIONS - to health safety. See safeguards for proliferation DEPLETED URANIUM IN WEAPONS - KE and depleted uranium; for 'weapons-grade' see NUCLEAR WEAPONS MUF: MAT. UNACCOUNTED FOR - missing material (yet) unknown which (safeguard term) NUCLEAR MEDICINE - Production and uses medical isotopes; incl. X GOVERNMENT - State Directors (see parliament to parliament) SABOTAGE - sabotage of nuclear facilities SAFETY GENERAL - TREATIES - (Inter) national conventions UNITED NATIONS - UN: incl UNCEAR. LEGISLATION - international (or national) legislation on nuclear energy |
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