Subject: Nuclear Weapons

• This Week's Bay Guardian: Digested

  October 3, 2007

• Nuclear Holocaust Short 34 Tons of Plutonium -- Russia, U.S. Deal

  November 20, 2007

• First Drawing of Atomic Bomb Looks Like Really Old Homework

  March 17, 2008

• Oops: Pentagon Accidentally Sent Taiwan Nuclear Material. Again.

  March 25, 2008

• Touch me, I'm sick

  August 30, 2006

• The Nuclear Option

  October 12, 2005

• Cloud Burst

  July 27, 2005

• Remember Los Alamos!

  So some computers, disk drives, keys, and uranium have been "misplaced." Don't you still think UC should run the top-secret Los Alamos nuclear lab? Take quiz, find out.

  June 1, 2005

• Bugging Out

  The feds hold up germ experiments at Los Alamos National Lab

  February 11, 2004

• A Question of Risk

  Plans for a biodefense "hot lab" at Lawrence Livermore have ecologists, disarmament advocates, and mainstream scientists up in arms

  January 28, 2004

• Blowup

  October 15, 2003

• Glowing Review

  The Navy says radiation levels are within federal safety guidelines, but are higher than what is legally acceptable for the property to be transferred

  October 1, 2003

• It's a Bechtel World

  Think that a $680 million Iraq contract is a big deal? You don't know Bechtel.

  June 18, 2003

• Hot Story

  Navy admits burning 600,000 gallons of radioactive fuel at S.F. shipyard

  May 21, 2003

• Not Your Mother's Peace Movement

  Major anti-war groups change strategy, hoping to win over mainstream voters the Bush administration can't ignore

  November 6, 2002

• Fallout: The Past Is Present

  The Nuclear Witnesses

  July 31, 2002

• Too Close for Comfort

  The weird coincidences between last week's terrorist attacks and David Hagberg's novels have been keeping the author up at night

  September 19, 2001

• Best Pan-Asian Restaurant

  Betelnut Pejiu Wu

  May 23, 2001

• Best Thai and Vietnamese Restaurant

  Malee Thai & Vietnamese

  May 23, 2001

• Fallout

  May 9, 2001

• Artjournalism

  Bruce Conner, the greatest artist you don't know, uses our Peter Byrne for image-honing purposes. We use Conner to get you to pick up the paper.

  September 13, 2000

• That Was the Wit That Was

  Decades after he left the stage to teach math in Santa Cruz, the voice of legendary satirist Tom Lehrer still echoes

  April 19, 2000

• The President's Dilemma

  April 5, 2000

• We're Honored

  April 7, 1999

• Stop the Spread of Nukes -- Legalize Dope

  Alan Cranston and George Zimmer devise a bold strategy at the State of the World Forum

  November 4, 1998

• Letters

  June 17, 1998

• Unlocking the Secrets of Fusion

  May 27, 1998

• Building a Better Bomb

  While condemning India for its nuclear testing, the U.S. government quietly funnels billions to research programs aimed at creating an ever-more-virulent nuclear arsenal

  May 27, 1998

• The New Nuclear Age

  Livermore protest is mere theater, but lab's research raises real questions

  March 18, 1998

• The Name is Nino. El Nino.

  Investigation unmasks worldwide James Bond weather-disaster conspiracy

  December 10, 1997

• Bomb

  September 24, 1997

• When the Bay was Groun Zero

  A look at the Cold War ghosts that haunt the rim of the city

  October 16, 1996

• Aisle Seat

  January 10, 1996

• U.S. Report: Wave of Laptop Thefts Hits Nuclear Weapons Lab Employees

  Gary, where'd you leave that laptop of yours?The toil of the Bay Area's laptop thieves used to be simple: Hang around parking lots and cafes, nab an unattended computer, and put ads on Craigslist.However, thanks to carelessness at an East Bay nuclear weapons lab, this workday has the potential to become much more tiring. Thanks to nuclear weapons workers' apparent habit of abandoning government laptops in public places, computer thieves may be now compelled to forgo Craigslist, and instead make

  July 2, 2009

• Three, Two, One …

  July 29, 2009

• 2/3 It, 1/3 Us

  September 23, 2009