Safeguarding Atoms for Peace

Since 1945 the number of nations possessing nuclear weapons has increased five times and stockpiles of nuclear weapons have increased thousands of times. The enormity of the build-up of capabilities for nuclear destruction has largely overshadowed the remarkable progress that has been made since 1945 in developing the peaceful applications of nuclear science. The take-off point for the economic use of nuclear fuels for generating electricity appears to have now been reached

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• The Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty and the International Atomic Energy Agency

  Open Access•George H Quester•International Organization•1970

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