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You are here: Home / Archives for Biological and Chemical Weapons

August 1, 2018

Op-ed: North Korea’s other weapons of mass destruction

Senior Policy Director Alexandra Bell and Research Intern Abigail Pokraka wrote a piece in the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists on the dangers of North Korea’s chemical and biological weapons programs. Achieving the final, fully verified denuclearization of North Korea will require the most complicated and rigorous security agreement ever negotiated. That means that the Trump Administration has an […]

Posted in: Biological and Chemical Weapons, Center in the News, North Korea, Press & In the News on North Korea, Press Room

July 24, 2018

Fact Sheet: Chemical Weapons

Updated November 2024 A chemical weapon (CW) is a device designed to release a chemical agent(s) to cause physical harm and potentially death. These chemicals can be divided into categories such as choking, blister, blood, nerve, and riot control agents. CWs can be dispersed using various delivery systems, including grenades, landmines, artillery rounds, rockets, missiles, […]

Posted in: Asia, Biological and Chemical Weapons, Europe, India and Pakistan, Israel, Middle East, United Kingdom

July 17, 2018

Fact Sheet: Biological Weapons

Updated December 2024 Biological weapons (BW) are disease-causing organisms and toxins that are designed to harm or kill humans, livestock or crops. Naturally occurring biological agents, like the organisms that cause anthrax, bubonic plague, and smallpox, are manipulated for use in weapons. These weapons can be disseminated in various ways, including through traditional military platforms […]

Posted in: Biological and Chemical Weapons, Israel, Middle East

July 10, 2018

We are Still Waiting for Real Action on Chemical Weapon Attacks

John A. Gilbert, Scientists Working Group on Biological and Chemical Security Once again, the world is learning about another case of death and profound harm from exposure to chemical weapon (CW) material.  On Saturday, June 29, two civilians living a few miles from Salisbury, England were hospitalized after exposure to a nerve agent; one died […]

Posted in: Biological and Chemical Weapons, Nukes of Hazard blog

April 11, 2018

Russia Calls Accusations That It Was Behind Spy Poisoning a “Fake Story”

Greg Koblentz, member of the Scientists Working Group, was interviewed by Al-Jazeera discussing what should be considered when determining who is behind a chemical attack or use of nerve agent. Click on the image below to take you to the video.

Posted in: Biological and Chemical Weapons, Center in the News, Press Room

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