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Minestrone.

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How do you condense that?

What it all boils down to is, of course, the sun.

The Uranium Enrichment Technology (Prohibition on Disclosure) Regulations 2004 make it an offence to make an unauthorised disclosure of uranium enrichment technology.

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In most of these cases, however, low enriched uranium (LEU) can be substituted for HEU, or other techniques can be applied to achieve the required results.

All enrichment and reprocessing facilities must be placed under multilateral control, and a complete moratorium must be declared on the enrichment of uranium and the separation of plutonium.

HEU is not required for the generation of civilian nuclear power.

I refer to enrichment and reprocessing facilities.

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Such uranium was the material of choice for terrorists.

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It had voluntarily suspended uranium enrichment in 2003.

Small bits of plastic concentrate persistent organic pollutants up to a million times their levels in the surrounding seawater.

Among a number of worrying cases, a significant amount of highly enriched uranium was discovered in the Caucasus and it is possible that a larger amount remains unaccounted for.

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(b) Express the view that minimizing the use of and commerce in HEU for civilian purposes is desirable, as is the goal of total elimination of HEU in the civilian nuclear sector as soon as technically feasible

(c) Encourage all countries to eliminate or commit to converting those civilian HEU fuelled installations under their control, for which there is a continuing need, to LEU fuels as soon as technically feasible

The global stockpile of highly enriched uranium is about 1,300, at the low end, to about 2,100 metric tons.

The spread of enrichment and reprocessing technology poses a particularly dangerous risk.

(f) In April 1994, the enrichment section of the annex was subject to its most significant expansion yet.

The excess capacities in plutonium and highly enriched uranium are staggering indeed.

Furthermore, only about 80 per cent of the total enrichment capacity in the world is currently being used.

(d) Discourage all countries from undertaking or supporting new civilian projects involving HEU fuel other than for the purpose of down blending that fuel to LEU

It also had to verify the origin of the enriched uranium particles found at a number of locations, and find out how the Islamic Republic of Iran had come into possession of a P 2 uranium enrichment centrifuge technology.

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What would it take to essentially eliminate Iran s uranium enrichment effort?

Agreement on the supply and leasing of enriched uranium and the transfer of equipment and special nuclear materials

(b) Special fissionable material plutonium 239, uranium 233, uranium enriched in the isotopes 235 or 233.

Combating the risk of nuclear terrorism by reducing the civilian use of highly enriched uranium

As President Bush has proposed, tighter controls should be adopted on enrichment and reprocessing technologies.

Highly enriched uranium (HEU) is of particular concern in this context, due to the technical feasibility of constructing a crude nuclear explosive device from HEU, making it a possible choice for a terrorist group non State actor.

Currently, HEU is used for civilian purposes as a fuel for research and propulsion reactors, in critical assemblies and as the source of certain short lived isotopes, which are produced by bombarding HEU targets.

This includes, in accordance with the IAEA definition, nuclear material that can be used for the manufacture of nuclear explosive devices without further adaptation or additional enrichment. This is plutonium containing less than 80 per cent plutonium 238, highly enriched uranium (HEU) and uranium 233.

The highest priority should therefore be given to impede access by non State actors to HEU.