What is the Bio-threat?
The Bio-threat kills millions of people each year. From Ebola outbreaks to the use of Bacillus Anthracis as a weapon of terror, what is being done to prevent catastrophe?
On nuclear weapons, nations must cooperate to avoid catastrophe
President Obama’s visit to Hiroshima comes almost 71 years after the conclusion of a world war that was fought and ended with tremendous sacrifice, huge casualties and immense devastation. Today, global nuclear arsenals are capable of destroying not only cities but also civilization itself.
Countering the Threats from the Middle East
Conclusion – Ch. 7: Applying New Tools to Nonproliferation
Applying new tools to nonproliferation. Conclusion to a nuclear detective story. (CNS)
Social Media – Ch. 6: Applying New Tools to Nonproliferation
Applying new tools to nonproliferation: the use of social media. (CNS)
Civil Data – Ch. 5: Applying New Tools to Nonproliferation
Applying new tools to nonproliferation: the role of civil data. (CNS)
Metadata: – Ch. 4: Applying New Tools to Nonproliferation
Applying new tools to nonproliferation: what we can learn from metadata. (CNS)
Computer Aided Modeling – Ch. 3: Applying New Tools to Nonproliferation
Applying new tools to nonproliferation: the use of computer-aided modeling. (CNS)
Commercial Satellite Imagery – Ch. 2: Applying New Tools to Nonproliferation
Applying new tools to nonproliferation: the roll of commercial satellite imagery. (CNS)
2016 Nuclear Security Summit Progress Report
Despite progress at the Nuclear Security Summit, the threat of nuclear terrorism continues to evolve, and gaps remain in the global system for nuclear security.