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The word "nuke" can mean a nuclear power plant or a nuclear weapon.As of January 2013, there are 437 nuclear power plants in operation in the world.Because countries with nuclear weapons are secretive about how many they have, the exact number of nuclear weapons is not known. The Federation of American Scientists estimates there are more than 17,000 nuclear warheads in the world as of 2012.
After World War Two, tensions were high between the western world and Communism society. Events spiraled out of control and eventually there was a threat of nuclear warfare. To protect themselves against this 2 sides were formed The Warsaw Pact was the Communist group and NATO was the western group. Both groups offered the same ideas in terms of protection against invasions and long range nuclear missiles. Some countries, though, did not sign with either group such as Switzerland
The Chernobyl nuclear accident.
The principal changes are: - fabrication of nuclear weapons - creation of nuclear power reactors - use of depleted uranium in weapons
Oh yes, and the U.s. of A picked up from there. One of the big missions in WW11 was destroying a plant that made heavy water which is necessary in nuclear production.
Nuclear Devices aren't being used in Iraq and Afghanistan and probably won't be used due to the amount of innocent civilians that might be harmed if a nuclear device is used because terrorists from al-queda and the taliban are hiding and operating among civilians to prevent the coalition forces of using the nuclear devices from being used against them hindering them incapable to launch them and put them in use.
Campaign Against Nuclear Energy was created in 1976.
1978 Austria's population voted against the launch of the country's only nuclear power plant near Zwentendorf (Lower Austria). After that event the national council made a law that forbade the building of nuclear powerplants without positive popular vote.However, there is one scientific reactor located in Vienna. Apart from that Austria doesn't use nuclear power.
the u.s. used non nuclear weapons and nuclear weapons against japan
Wall around municipal council. :-o
Most nuclear fallouts were caused by mismanagement of a nuclear reaction/reactor (such as chernobyl), though the Japanese fallouts were the cause of a last ditch effort to cripple the Japanese in their efforts to aid their coalition, the Axis of Evil, to which our current president has often made mention.
The European Organization for Nuclear Research
An antinuker is a person who is against the concept of making nuclear weapons.
they are all nuclear-capable countries
No, it was given that place right after WW2 before they had their own nuclear weapons.
If the majority of the members of the United Nations or the majority of nations that sit on the UN's Security Council believe that another nation acquiring nuclear weapons is a serious threat to world peace, economic sanctions can be set against such a nation. The UN can also send in inspectors to determine if a nation is becoming a threat to world peace because of it building a nuclear weapons system. If all the members of the UN's Security Council vote to sanction trade or funds of a threatening nation, that sends a powerful message to the offending nation.
ACGME is an accreditation council for physicians. There are several specialties that the council provides accreditation for including: Radiology, Opthamology, Emergency Medicine, Nuclear Medicine, pathology and Preventative Medicine.