The United States does not know exactly what chemical or biological weapons Iraq possesses and does not know exactly what their impact would be on U.S. forces; but Iraq is limited in its delivery capability.
Letter to President Bush and Prime Minister Blair Concerning the Potential Use of Chemical Agents During the Prosecution of an Iraq War
In the interest of national and global security, the United States and all of its allies must uphold the standards of international behavior that they seek to enforce and must not use chemical incapacitating agents or chemical riot control agents in the war with Iraq.
Preventing Nuclear Terrorism: 15 Recommendations
On September 24, 2002, Matthew Bunn, Harvard scholar and a Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation board member, testified before the House Government Reform Subcommittee on National Security and Veteran’s Affairs. His testimony addressed the topic of nuclear terrorism and laid out a series of recommendations for Congress on steps to prevent nuclear or radiological […]
