Nuclear Terrorism is when a person uses nuclear power to kill or hurt people in the same or different country in which they are living in. Nuclear power can kill millions because the radiation will keep rippling all over the globe.
The effects of fallout are finite as the material is decaying, even in an immediate fallout plume one would rarely need to stay in a fallout shelter (if one was available) longer than about 3 months, after that radiation is barely above normal background levels. It doesn't automatically kill millions.
Nuclear Terrorism is primarily the threat of use of nuclear weapons, either overtly or clandestinely, to instill fear in the people of a country or part of a country. In that sense it differs little from other forms of Terrorism (e.g. suicide bombs, mail bombs, subway gas attacks).
On Nuclear Terrorism was created in 2007.
The Four Faces of Nuclear Terrorism was created in 2004.
Nuclear Terrorism
terrorism possibly
North Korea
The main problems with nuclear power include the potential for accidents such as meltdowns, the production of radioactive waste that needs to be safely stored for thousands of years, the high cost of constructing and decommissioning nuclear plants, and the risk of nuclear proliferation and nuclear terrorism.
Jeffrey Richelson has written: 'Defusing Armageddon' -- subject(s): Nuclear terrorism, Nuclear arms control, Terrorism, Nuclear weapons information, Prevention 'Spying on the bomb' -- subject(s): American Espionage, Espionage, American, Nuclear arms control, Nuclear weapons, Nuclear weapons information, Research 'A century of spies' -- subject(s): History, Intelligence service, World politics, Espionage 'America's space sentinels' -- subject(s): Space surveillance, History
Lewis A. Dunn has written: 'The Emerging Nuclear Suppliers' 'Go not abroad in search of monsters to destroy' 'Can al Qaeda be deterred from using nuclear weapons?' -- subject(s): Nuclear terrorism, Nuclear weapons, Prevention, Qaida (Organization)
Depends on whether you're talking terrorism or military strike.
Kashmir issue is no 1...then comes nuclear issue, cross border terrorism
State Terrorism, Cyber Terrorism, Eco Terrorism, Bio Terrorism
The United Nation has failed to put an end to terrorism. It has also failed to prevent the creation of nuclear weapons, which was one of its goals.