On Thursday, March 17, 2005 the Scientist Working Group had two letters published in the Washington Post.
BioWeapons Prevention Project Releases First Edition of Its BioWeapons Report
The report explains the dangers posed bytraditional and potentially new biological weapons and describes some of the many steps governmentscan and should take to reduce the threat.
Announcement of Appointment of Biological and Chemical Weapons Control Program Director
Alan M. Pearson has been appointed as the Director of the Biological and Chemical Weapons Control Program at the Center.
Scientists’ Working Group on Chemical and Biological Weapons Joins Center for Arms Control and Nonproliferation
The Working Group, founded in 1989, has joined the Center’s newly expanded program on biological and chemical weapons control.
Home Grown Proliferation: Testimony Reveals Serious Weaknesses in Pentagon Control Over Equipment Needed for Biological Weapons Laboratory
The Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation criticized the federal government today for undercutting its own non-proliferation and homeland security policies by selling equipment that can be used to make biological weapons.
