Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists

THE DIPLOMAT'S DIPLOMAT

Conventional wisdom suggests that addressing environmental ills will require wealthy societies to sacrifice their standards of living. But that depends on how you view sacrifice.

How can the international community limit access to the full nuclear fuel cycle, while protecting nations' rights to develop it? The Antarctic Treaty's framework may be a guide.

Abolishing nuclear weapons is a good idea in theory. In practice, however, it would be impossible to verify and would make the world less safe.

His strident views on nuclear energy and nuclear weapons have earned him legions of detractors, but Sen. Pete domenici's positive imprint on nonproliferation policy is undeniable.

Hype about the burgeoning future of nuclear power is rampant, but the facts tell a different story. The nuclear power industry is in a state of global decline–a situation that isn't going to change in the foreseeable future.

THE SCIENCE AND ARMS CONTROL COMMUNITIES LOST A NUMBER OF DISTINGUISHED AND INFLUENTIAL MEMBERS THIS YEAR. HERE, FRIENDS AND COLLEAGUES OFFER THEIR RECOLLECTIONS OF A FEW OF THE DEPARTED.