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<big>'''Nuclear Proliferation'''</big>
<big>'''Nuclear Proliferation'''</big>


'''Nuclear Weapons, Nuclear Risks'''
'''Nuclear Weapons, Nuclear Risks'''
A core concern at GreenPolicy360's associated site [http://www.strategicdemands.com Strategic Demands] is the "modernization" of the US nuclear weapons capabilities, in particular, 'dial up' usable cruise missiles and 'smart'  add-on upgrades to the B61 nuclear weapon system.
'''''http://nukewatch.org/B61.html'''''
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The consequences of the forward-deployment of next generation nuclear weapons will bring a response, from Russia and China. A new nuclear arms race has commenced, a [http://strategicdemands.com/nuclear-issues-cold-war-2-0/ "Cold War 2.0"] with escalating risks and regional flashpoints growing more dangerous, year by year.
''"Events... have led to the worsening of an already difficult climate for discussions on the issue of removal of American B61 gravity bombs deployed in five European states.''
''"...existing defense and deterrence mechanisms, international legal and allied security guarantees and assurances, and their viability and effectiveness, have been subject to renewed examination..."''
[http://www.basicint.org/blogs/2014/10/taking-stock-ukraine-crisis%E2%80%99-impact-prospects-nuclear-disarmament-europe-and-wider-arm '''''"Against such a climate of uncertainty, insecurity and confrontation], it is difficult to imagine a serious consideration of prospects for nuclear disarmament in Europe by political leaders from NATO member states."'''''
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'''''http://fas.org/programs/ssp/nukes/publications1/Brief2013_B61-12.pdf''''' -- '''''http://fas.org/blogs/security/2014/01/b61capability/'''''
'''''http://defensetech.org/2014/02/28/nuclear-bomb-upgrade-could-violate-key-treaty/''''' -- '''''http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/upgrading-us-nuclear-weapons-more-expensive-than-planned-a-833586.html'''''
'''''http://www.greenpolicy360.net/w/File:B61_before_tail_kit.jpg''''' -- '''''http://strategicdemands.com/going_bzhrk/'''''
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Nuclear Proliferation

Nuclear Weapons, Nuclear Risks

A core concern at GreenPolicy360's associated site Strategic Demands is the "modernization" of the US nuclear weapons capabilities, in particular, 'dial up' usable cruise missiles and 'smart' add-on upgrades to the B61 nuclear weapon system.


http://nukewatch.org/B61.html

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The consequences of the forward-deployment of next generation nuclear weapons will bring a response, from Russia and China. A new nuclear arms race has commenced, a "Cold War 2.0" with escalating risks and regional flashpoints growing more dangerous, year by year.

"Events... have led to the worsening of an already difficult climate for discussions on the issue of removal of American B61 gravity bombs deployed in five European states.

"...existing defense and deterrence mechanisms, international legal and allied security guarantees and assurances, and their viability and effectiveness, have been subject to renewed examination..."

"Against such a climate of uncertainty, insecurity and confrontation, it is difficult to imagine a serious consideration of prospects for nuclear disarmament in Europe by political leaders from NATO member states."


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http://fas.org/programs/ssp/nukes/publications1/Brief2013_B61-12.pdf -- http://fas.org/blogs/security/2014/01/b61capability/

http://defensetech.org/2014/02/28/nuclear-bomb-upgrade-could-violate-key-treaty/ -- http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/upgrading-us-nuclear-weapons-more-expensive-than-planned-a-833586.html

http://www.greenpolicy360.net/w/File:B61_before_tail_kit.jpg -- http://strategicdemands.com/going_bzhrk/


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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_proliferation

http://strategicdemands.com/remembering-a-day-in-1962/

http://www.greenpolicy360.net/w/Nuclear_Weapons

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From GreenPolicy's Associate -- Strategic Demands

www.strategicdemands.com
Nuclear Use Scenarios / June 2016
New Nuclear Arsenal / June 2016
Hiroshima / May 2016
Stewards of the Apocalypse / May 2016
Recipe for Proliferation / April 2016
My Journey at the Nuclear Brink / January 2016
Remembering a Day in 1962 / October 2015
Next-Gen Nuclear Weapons / October 2015
Mideast Proliferation v Non-proliferation / Sept 2015
The Iran Deal / August 2015
Iran and Diplomacy / August 2015
A Win for Non-proliferation / July 2015
Deal: Now to Implementation / July 2015
A Day in the Life of a Nuclear Arms Race / June 2015
Hair Trigger Revcon / June 2015
Pits: Future of Nuclear Warhead Cores / May 2015
Nuclear Modernization and the NPT / April 2015
"The Edge", Europe and Russia - Cold War 2.0 / Feb 2015
Blip on the Screen / Jan 2015
Going Bzhrk / Jan 2015


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http://www.newyorker.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/Krauss-Doomsday-Clock-320.jpg


http://thebulletin.org/three-minutes-and-counting7938

http://www.newyorker.com/news/news-desk/still-three-minutes-to-midnight


MIC / Military-Industrial Complex

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military%E2%80%93industrial_complex


File:Nuclear-weapons-missile-array.jpg


Strategic Organizations


Read More @ Strategic Demands

Acronymn Institute for Disarmament Diplomacy
American Security Project
Aspen Strategy Group
Atlantic Council
Bonn International Center for Conversion
British American Security Information Council
Böll Foundation
Brookings Institute
Brookings Arms Control and Non-Proliferation Initiative
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Carnegie International Nuclear Policy Conference
Center for International Policy
Center for New American Security
Center for Nonproliferation Studies, Monterey Institute for International Studies
Center for Security Studies
Center for Strategic and International Studies
Chatham House
Federation of American Scientists
Geneva Centre for Security Policy
Global Security Institute
Institute for Economics and Peace
International Center on Nonviolent Conflict
International Crisis Group
International Institute for Strategic Studies-IISS
International Law and Policy Institute
International Studies Association
James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies
National Security Network
New America Foundation
New America-Future of War Project
New America-Open Technology Institute
Nuclear Security Project
Nuclear Threat Initiative
Oxford Research Group
Peace Research Institute
Peter Peterson Foundation
Ploughshares
Reaching Critical Will
Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik (German Institute for International and Security Affairs)
Stockholm International Peace Research Institute
Truman National Security Project
Unfold Zero
World Institute for Nuclear Security
World Policy Institute

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