NTI experts bring years of experience at the highest levels of government and research to tackle nuclear, chemical, biological and radiological threats.
The roundtable was co-chaired by NTI CEO Ernest J. Moniz, former Secretary of Energy, and Dr. Cheryl Martin, Head of Industries and Member of the Managing Board, World Economic Forum.
Beth Cameron argues that continued monitoring of international efforts to enhance biosecurity and prepare for future global health emergencies is crucial to maintaining the momentum generated by the Global Health Security Agenda
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Sabotage: Facing the Threat
Imagine an intentional catastrophe at a nuclear facility with a release of radiation as bad as or worse than the disaster at Japan’s Fukushima nuclear power plant. A new 2016 NTI Index video explains why the threat of sabotage matters and introduces NTI's new sabotage ranking.
NTI has developed interactive educational tools for anyone who wants to learn more about the threat posed by nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons.
ICYMI: @ErnestMoniz was on CNN's @NewDay calling for diplomacy w/ N Korea & cont'd US support of Iran deal… https://t.co/d7FY8GaUjI
As long as nuclear materials and facilities exist and the nuclear terrorism threat remains, the cooperative work necessary to prevent catastrophic nuclear terrorism must continue.
Joan Rohlfing President and Chief Operating Officer Nuclear Threat Initiative
