Fissile Material Control
There are more than 3,000 tonnes of fissile materials in the world, enough for 230,000 nuclear weapons. Effectively managing, controlling, and disposing of these materials is essential to preserving international security and reducing the risk of nuclear war, proliferation, and terrorism.
- Latest Releases
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Verification Revisited: The Nuclear Case
Ephraim Asculai
August 10, 2002 -
Making the Grade 2000: Second Annual Review of Fissile Material Control Efforts
Kevin O'Neill, Deputy Director
April 25, 2000 -
1999 Scorecard on Fissile Material Controls
January 1, 2000 -
Challenges of Fissile Material Control
David Albright and Kevin O'Neill (eds.)
August 10, 1999 -
Ending the Production of Fissile Material for Nuclear Weapons: Background Information and Key
David Albright, Lauren Barbour, Corey Gay, Todd Lowery
January 25, 1999