NUCLEAR SECURITY
February 1st, 2003
BY MARK ROWE and ALAN OSBORN, in London, PHILIP FINE and MONICA DOBIE, in Montreal, and RICHARD HURST, in Johannesburg
RATCHETING up security has been a prime concern of the nuclear industry since the September 11 attacks, with all countries possessing commercial reactors addressing the issue to some extent. Now, with war brewing in the Middle East, these safeguards will doubtless come under review once more. Nuclear Engineering International takes a snapshot of the story so far.
UNITED STATES
DESPITE its obvious focus of the world's Islamic terror groups, the ...
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