Former Senator Sam Nunn Explains How a New "Fuel Bank" Can Curb Nuclear Proliferation
The world may just have gotten a little bit safer.
In Kazakstan this week, the International Atomic Energy Agency is opening a new facility that will serve as a bank for Low Enriched Uranium. If it works at intended, fewer countries around the world will feel the need to enrich their own uranium, meaning that fewer countries will possess the capacity to …
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