| | Radioactive Waste in the Nordic and Far East Seas; a Soviet |
| | 2,03 | | MB | Legacy with International Environmental and National Security |
| | 40 | | stron | Repercussions |
| | 6446 | | ID | Center for Counterproliferation Research, National Defense University |
| | 1994 | | rok |
| | INTRODUCTION |
| | Between 1959 and 1991, the Soviet Union engaged in an aggressive initiative to design, develop, |
| | and deploy nuclear weapons and nuclear power programs in support of national security objectives. |
| | The focused, single-minded approach of the Soviet's nuclear effort, and the urgency of their |
| | developments rejected any considerations of cost: financial, human, or environmental. As a result, |
| | radioactive waste management received virtually no attention, and nuclear waste disposal was |
| | conducted in a criminally negligent fashion. |