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Ethics of Nuclear Weapons and National Security Intelligence

, 2013
Michael M. Andregg
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Nuclear PD-L1 drives IFN-γ-promoted lung metastasis of triple-negative breast cancer via POLR2A-mediated transcriptional activation of LY6E. [PDF]

Breast Cancer Res
Wang X, Zhou Q, Wang P, Bao S, Wei X, Zhao X, Hou R, Li S, Guan Z, Ma W, Zheng J, Liu D, Shi M.   +12 more
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Response to The Mescalero Apache Indians and Monitored Retrievable Storage of Spent Nuclear Fuel: A Study in Environmental Ethics

, 1996
Wendell Chino
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The Mescalero Apache Indians and Monitored Retrievable Storage of Spent Nuclear Fuel: A Study in Environmental Ethics

, 1996
Noah M. Sachs
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Reexamining the Ethics of Nuclear Technology

Science and Engineering Ethics, 2014
This article analyzes the present status, development trends, and problems in the ethics of nuclear technology in light of a possible revision of its conceptual foundations. First, to better recognize the current state of nuclear technology ethics and related problems, this article focuses on presenting a picture of the evolution of the concepts and ...
Andrei, Andrianov, Victor, Kanke, Ilya, Kuptsov, Viktor, Murogov   +3 more
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The Ethics of Nuclear Energy

2015
Despite the nuclear accident at the Fukushima Daiichi plant in Japan, a growing number of countries are interested in expanding or introducing nuclear energy. However, nuclear energy production and nuclear waste disposal give rise to pressing ethical questions that society needs to face. This book takes up this challenge with essays by an international
B. Taebi, S. Roeser
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Reviews: Nuclear Ethics: Tortured Science

NEW SOLUTIONS: A Journal of Environmental and Occupational Health Policy, 2012
C. Levenstein
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Nuclear Ethics in the Twenty-First Century

, 2020
This book relates a complex ethical (re)assessment of the continued reliance by some states on nuclear weapons as instruments of state power. This (re)assessment is more urgent considering the relatively recent intensification of great power conflict ...
Thomas E. Doyle, Ii
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