Energy & Security is a newsletter of nuclear non-proliferation, disarmament and
energy sustainability.
Energy & Security (E&S) is available regularly in Russian, and select articles/issues are available in Chinese, French, Japanese, Korean, and Spanish. E&S is part of IEER's Global Outreach Project. Since 1998, E&S has been modeled after IEER's English-language newsletter, Science for Democratic
Action. Prior to 1998, E&S was published separately from SDA in Russian, Chinese, French and English, with some issues in Japanese and Hindi. Hard copies can be obtained by contacting IEER.
Most recent issue listed first. Description is of main article(s) only.
# 41: DOE Complex Transformation / French Nuclear Tests in the Sahara
(2008)
# 40: Nuclear Power: Costs, Alternatives, France, and Yucca Mountain
(2007)
# 39: Carbon-Free and Nuclear Free: A Roadmap for U.S. Energy Policy
(2007)
# 38: Healthy from the Start: Radiation Protection Standards
for the Most Vulnerable (2007)
# 37: Fernald Waste Management / Radium and Plutonium Environmental Transport (2006)
# 36: Nuclear Power and Global Warming: U.S. and France (2006)
# 35: Los Alamos Cleanup / Chernobyl (2006)
# 34: Disposal of Radioactive Waste in France / A Readiness to Harm (2005)
# 33: Bad to the Bone: Plutonium Drinking Water Standards in the U.S. (2005)
# 32: Risks of Depleted Uranium Waste / Uranium Health Risks (2005)
# 31: Uranium Enrichment / Gorbachev and the U.S. People (2005)
# 30: Cash Crop on the Wind Farm (2004)
# 29: Law of the Seas / Yucca Mountain (2004)
# 28: Nuclear Dumps by the Riverside / Nuclear Targeting (2004)
# 27: NATO's Nuclear Conflict / Democratizing Money (2003)
# 26: The "Usable" Nuke Strikes Back / Back to the Bad Old Days (2003)
# 25: Special Issue on Global Democracy (2003)
# 24: Precision Bombing, Widespread Harm (2003)
# 23: Health Survey at an Indian Nuclear Power Plant / Peace Plan for South Asia (2002)
# 22: Rule of Power or Rule of Law? (2002)
# 21: Cleanup Standards for Future Generations / COGEMA (2002)
# 20: Alternative Energy Plan for the United States (2002)
# 19: Poison in the Vadose Zone (2001)
# 18: U.S. Energy Policy / Rokkasho Nuclear Fuel Complex (2001)
# 17: Nuclear Weapons and International Law (2001)
# 16: Plutonium End Game (2001)
# 15: Forgotten Exposures / Nuclear Plant Risk (2000)
# 14: Worker Doses / Global Truth Commission (2000)
# 13: Energy for Peace (2000)
# 12: Nuclear Weapons and the Rule of Law (2000)
# 11: Wind Power versus Plutonium / Fuel Cells (1999)
# 10: Radioactive Waste Management in Russia and France / Reflections on the NATO Bombing (1999)
# 9: IEER's Plan for Management of Highly Radioactive Waste (1999)
# 8: Cleaning Up the Cold War Mess (1999)
# 6 and 7: Achieving Enduring Nuclear Disarmament double issue (1998)
# 5: Nuclear Power: No Solution to Global Climate Change (1998)
# 4: Health Risks of Ionizing Radiation (October 1997)
# 3: The Use of Weapons Plutonium as Reactor Fuel (July 1997)
# 2: The International Civilian Reprocessing Business (January 1997)
#1: Plutonium as an Energy Source (September 1996)
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