Securing U.S. Water Supplies David Isenberg, Independent Consultant July 19, 2002	Printer-Friendly Version
	Nuclear Materials: More Control is Vital David Isenberg, Independent Consultant July 1, 2002	Printer-Friendly Version
	The Smallpox Threat: 'Ring' Vaccination May Not Be Enough David Isenberg, Independent Consultant June 26, 2002	Printer-Friendly Version
	Pascal’s New Wager: The Dirty Bomb Threat Mark Burgess, CDI Research Analyst June 19, 2002	Printer-Friendly Version
	Sources On Anthrax, Bioterrorism
	October 19, 2001 With the U.S. government struggled to cope with the outbreaks of anthrax around the nation, concern about all forms of bioterrorism are growing. The following is a select list of links to sources of information on anthrax, and bioterrorism in general.
	Nuclear Weapons Complex Vulnerable to Terrorist Attacks
	October 15, 2001 A new report by the Project On Government Oversight (POGO) has revealed serious security flaws at nuclear weapons facilities around the country. These flaws, which leave U.S. weapons-grade nuclear material vulnerable to sabotage and detonation by terrorists, put the entire country at risk. The Department of Energy (DOE) analyzes and tests the security of nuclear weapons facilities by conducting simulations and mock force-on-force exercises, often using U.S. military forces as adversaries. According to experts who have conducted these tests in the past, the government fails to protect against these attacks more than 50% of the time - although the exact figure is classified.
	Keeping Nuclear Power Plants Safe from Terrorists Dr. Nicholas Berry October 1, 2001	Printer-Friendly Version
	What if the Terrorists Go Nuclear? Dr. Bruce G. Blair CDI President Sept. 26, 2001	Printer-Friendly Version
	Terrorism: Some Mundane Targets and Methods Colonel Daniel Smith, USA (Ret.) CDI Chief of Research Sept. 20, 2001	Printer-Friendly Version
	Targets of Terrorists Dr. Nicholas Berry Sept. 17, 2001	Printer-Friendly Version

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