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To read an authoritative accounting of world nuclear arsenals click here for all Nuclear Notebook columns. The Nuclear Notebook column has been published in the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists since 1987. This issues column examines Pakistans nuclear arsenal which may include approximately 165 warheads.
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Analysis of a large number of commercial satellite images of Pakistani army garrisons and air force bases shows what appear to be launchers and facilities that might be related to the nuclear forces. Surveying the future on the 70th anniversary of the founding of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. Publishes leading research on the topics of nuclear weapons and disarmament climate change growing energy demands and disruptive technologies.
First Published November 4 2016. About this journal. Norris Abstract As of mid-2014 the authors estimate that there are approximately 16300 nuclear weapons located at some 98 sites in 14 countries.
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To download a free PDF of this article click here. Nuclear Notebook Bulletin Of The Atomic Scientists. Pakistan continues to expand its nuclear arsenal with more warheads more delivery systems and a growing fissile materials production industry.
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