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Fall 1994 / Winter 1995, no. 7
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Opening Remarks of the Symposium on Nuclear Safety in the Former Soviet
Union by Ivan Selin
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The Paradox of Nuclear Power and Safety in the NIS by William Potter
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Nuclear Safety in the NIS by David R. Marples
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Nuclear Safety and the Regulatory Process in the Republic of Kazakhstan
by Vladimir Shkolnik
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The Nuclear Regulatory Process in Lithuania by Povilas Vaishnis
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Regulating Nuclear and Radiation Safety in Russia: Where Do We Stand
and What Are the Issues? by Alexander Gutsalov
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Nuclear Safety and the Regulatory Process in Ukraine by Nicolai
Steinberg
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Comments on Nuclear Safety in the NIS by Ann MacLachlan
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The Role of Foreign Assistance in Improving Nuclear Safety by Carol
Kessler
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Nuclear Safety: Coordinating G-24 Assistance by Edward Bennett
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Nuclear Safety in the NIS and the Regulatory Challenge: DOE's Role in
Nuclear Safety Assistance by G. Frank Cole
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Spring 1994, no. 6
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Assessing Chernobyl Transuranium Element Releases by Alexander Bolsunovsky
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A Discussion of Russia's Nuclear Waste Draft Law by Kathleen Maloney-Dunn
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Two Tales of Destruction in the Volga's Zhiguli Hills: The Zhiguli Zapovednik
and the Samarskaya Luka National Park by Thomas B. Rainey
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An Interview with Aleksei Yablokov by M. Carolina Escalona
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Climate Change, Water Supply, and Conflict in the Aral Sea Basin
by David R. Smith
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The Environmental Platforms of the New Political Parties in Russia
by Tamara Robinson
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Fall 1993, no. 5
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What the Neighbors Say About Living in Chelyabinsk by Galina Komarova
and Paula Garb
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Russia's Far Eastern and Northern Waters: Nuclear Waste Bins? by
M. Carolina Escalona
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Money Down the Smokestack: Western Environmental Aid to the NIS
by Klaus Moeltner
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Dirty Deals: Hazardous Waste Imports Into Russia and Ukraine by
Tamara Robinson
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Nuclear Safety in Ukraine: An Interview with Andrei Glukhov
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Summer 1993, no. 4
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Broken Swords: Military Pollution in Krasnoyarsk by Aleksander Bolsunovsky
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Toxic Tapwater: Pollution in Russia's Waterways by Kristen Wesenberg
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Space: The Final Frontier for Nuclear Waste? by Klaus Moeltner
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The Environmental Legacy of Soviet Peaceful Nuclear Explosions by
Anna Scherbakova and Wendy Wallace
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Tomsk-7: Anatomy of an Accident by Eduard Kayukov and Wendy Wallace
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Conference on Chemical and Biological Disarmament, Demilitarization
and Conversion, May 19- 21, 1993 by Maria Bowers
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Fall 1992, no. 3
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The Kola Peninsula Peril and the Scandinavian Countries: A New Form
of International Cooperation by M. Carolina Escalona
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The Caspian-Aral Connection: History or Fantasy? by Klaus Moeltner New
Challenges for Russia's Natural Resource Management by Elena Nikitina
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Cooperation and Conflict over the Environment in the Post-Soviet Era
by D. J. Peterson
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Chemical Weapons Threaten a Baltic Sea "Chernobyl" by Wendy Wallace
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Legal Remedies Address a Catastrophic Situation: The Russian Law on
Protection of the Environment by Brian L. Zimbler
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Altai's Yellow Children and the SS-20 Missiles by Vladimir Lupandin
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Spring 1992, no. 2
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Chelyabinsk Radioecological Conference Sets Precedent for Cooperation
by Scott D. Monroe
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Resolutions of the International Conference on Radioecology "Consequences
of the Development of the Nuclear Complex in the Urals: Problems and Solutions,"
Chelyabinsk, Russia, May 20-22, 1992
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Problems of Nuclear Safety in the Former Soviet Union by Scott D.
Monroe
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A Response to the New Russian Law on Environmental Protection by
Rafael V. Vartanov
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Komsomolets: A Disaster Waiting to Happen? by Wendy Wallace
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Chemical Weapons Destruction in the Former Soviet Union by Karin
Elliot
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The Legacy of the Semipalatinsk Nuclear Test Site by M. Carolina
Escalona
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Pesticide and Chemical Misuse and Overuse in Soviet Agriculture
by Lisa Moskowitz
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Fall 1991, no. 1
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First Meeting of the Aral Sea Information Committee
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World Heritage Site Designation for Lake Baikal -- A Realistic Goal?
by Karin Elliot
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An Approach to Resource Management: The Aral Sea Region by Yusup
Kamalov
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Chelyabinsk: The Evolution of Disaster by Scott D. Monroe
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The Human Health Consequences of the Chernobyl Disaster by Lisa
Moskowitz
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