Krasnoyarsk-26) sites in Russia, reprocessing plants separate plutonium from the bulky and corrosion-prone spent fuel discharged from the three military production reactors which remain in operation to

MOX") fuel: Stories on plutonium and reprocessing gathered from various sources: Nonessential Nukes (Dr. Edwin Lyman, NCI President, and Paul Leventhal, NCI President Emeritus, Washington Post, November

For more background information on plutonium and reprocessing, see "The Plutonium Threat".) President Gerald Ford Statement on Nuclear Policy, October 28, 1976 President Jimmy Carter Presidential Directive/

accordingly, does not itself engage in plutonium reprocessing for either nuclear power or nuclear explosive purposes. The United States, however, will maintain its existing commitments regarding the use

President Bush’s Astonishing Statement On Plutonium Reprocessing Excerpt from transcript of press conference in India March 2, 2006 Q Mr. President, Mr. Prime Minister, following up on this

and accordingly, does not itself engage in plutonium reprocessing for either nuclear power or nuclear explosive purposes."11 Because of these proliferation concerns, the Clinton Administration halted

and accordingly, does not itself engage in plutonium reprocessing for either nuclear power or nuclear explosive purposes."7 Because of these proliferation concerns, the Clinton Administration halted work

MOX") fuel: Stories on plutonium and reprocessing gathered from various sources: U.S. National Academy of Sciences Report Sounds Death Knell for Use of Plutonium Fuel (MOX) in CANDU Reactors (NCI Press

Bomb-Grade Uranium Reprocessing Japan's Plutonium Program Sea Transport of Radioactive Material Air Transport of Radioactive Material Military Plutonium Disposition U.S.-China Nuclear Trade

May 1 - December 28, 2001 Stories on plutonium and reprocessing gathered from various sources: December 28 Russia's Siberia may stop nuclear waste import next year Interfax (Russia) December 22