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   BROWSE BY AUTHOR : H. JOSEF HEBERT
U.S. steps up effort to retrieve weapons-grade uranium in foreign research reactors -- H. Josef Hebert  -- San Diego Union Tribune  -- April 14, 2004

The U.S. Energy Department announced an overhaul of its program to retrieve weapons-grade uranium from foreign research reactors after an internal audit warned that much of the material was "out of U.S. control" and could be stolen by terrorists.

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Scientists Gain on Artificial Organism -- H. Josef Hebert  -- Associated Press  -- November 13, 2003

Scientists announced significant progress toward creating an artificial organism that one day may have uses ranging from pollution control to clean energy production. Scientists using commercially available DNA took only two weeks to build from scratch an artificial virus with the identical genetic code of a simple virus already known to infect and kill bacterial cells.

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Nuclear pit production boost eyed -- H. Josef Hebert  -- Boston Globe  -- June 03, 2003

The U.S. may make more than 450 plutonium warhead triggers a year under a plan to resume production of the devices The Department of Energy announced plans a year ago for a pit manufacturing plant, saying new triggers are needed to maintain the safety, security, and reliability of the current and future US nuclear arsenal.

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Increased security on oil, gas pipelines and nuclear power plants could have long-term costs -- H. Josef Hebert  -- SF Gate  -- September 18, 2001

Increased anti-terrorism security at nuclear power plants, refineries and along thousands of miles of pipelines is likely to have long-range impact on the nation's energy systems, industry officials say.

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