Articles Tagged with ''nuclear security''

New rules will add restrictions for the use, storage and domestic transport of nuclear materials that terrorists could potentially use to build a dirty bomb.

After more than 7 years and $213 million, the new security system at Los Alamos National Laboratory is not functioning, and officials are debating how to divvy up the run-over costs.

After Greenpeace activists broke into two Swedish nuclear power plants, the Swedish Environment Minister says it is clear that the plants' external security did not function. 

A security lieutenant at New York’s Indian Point nuclear power complex has filed a lawsuit claiming the plant is unsecure.

Contractors, site and government managers were aware that security equipment was broken before the three activists broke in, but nothing was done to correct the errors.

The Energy Department is replacing guards and supervisors on duty last week when three peace activists breached perimeter fences at the "Fort Knox of uranium."

Nuclear operations were temporarily halted at a Tennessee complex that stores and processes uranium after three protesters were able to intrude into a high-security area over the weekend.

Explosives were discovered on a truck at the southwestern Ringhals atomic power station.