Kenneth N. Luongo
Better control of vulnerable nuclear materials is a pressing worldwide concern. Effective international cooperation is essential, not only to thwart potential terrorism but to meet the Obama administration’s goal of securing all vulnerable nuclear materials within four years and to create the conditions necessary for eventual nuclear disarmament.
Noted specialist and former senior Energy Department official Kenneth N. Luongo explains the complicated context of existing international commitments, sovereignty concerns, current initiatives, and major trends by region. He highlights the need for a greater global consensus if there is to be any hope of meeting—or approaching—the president’s four-year goal. In this brief, Luongo offers a specific policy agenda and road map to meet this critical global security objective.
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op-ed published by Kenneth Luongo published by the
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists.
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In 2004, the United Nations Security Council unanimously passed Resolution 1540 aimed at keeping the ingredients for weapons of mass destruction out of the wrong hands. 
The Stanley Foundation's David Shorr, Keith Porter, and Sean Harder attended the G-8 and G-20 Summits in Canada. 
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