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Complex 2030: The Costs and Consequences of the Plan to Build a New Generation of Nuclear Weapons

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By William D. Hartung (au); Frida Berrigan (au)
Year: 2007
Pages: 34
Binding Paperback

Product Code: 1437921639

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The Bush admin. took a strong rhetorical stand against the spread of nuclear weapons, but the admin. Nuclear Posture Review calls for the development of new nuclear weapons. The centerpiece of the admin. move towards developing a new generation of nuclear weapons is “Complex 2030,” a multi-year plan that would build new or upgraded facilities at each of the National Nuclear Security Admin. eight nuclear weapons-related sites. The plan also calls for building a new nuclear weapon, the Reliable Replacement Warhead (RRW). This report focuses on the economic and budgetary costs of the Complex 2030 plan, the interests that stand to benefit from it, and the domestic political debate that is likely to determine the future of this initiative. Illus.

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