Nuclear Survivalist

But unlike other areas of national security, biological weapons, Nuzzo said, are one of the most challenging. Unlike with nuclear weapons, biological …

“He did it under 1950s legislation that was there in the event of a nuclear attack,” Randazza said, referring to the CDA. “This legislation remains there …

Cold War-era nuclear waste is coming to the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant from Idaho after the U.S. Department of Energy’s Carlsbad Field Office (CBFO) …

… with similar events in Vancouver and Seattle and was organized locally by the International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War – Canada.

… and reducing the risk of armed conflict and threat of nuclear war.” … was wrong in his assessment that Russia only has nuclear weapons and oil.

… system does so by violence, exploitation, oppression, and the threat of nuclear war, and how we’re all going to die if we don’t change this system.

The Cold War just ended, Europe doesn’t have an iron curtain drawn … off the face of the earth by nuclear war didn’t take up most of their evenings.

The Vatican has led the nations of the world in signing the Treaty to Abolish Nuclear Weapons. This is what happened in Hiroshima on 6 August 1945.

Penkovsky is shown here to be concerned only with saving the world from imminent nuclear war (although some historians have suggested his …

… arms control and disarmament, Canada should have an aspirational statement that it supports a goal of an Arctic region free of nuclear weapons.