Preventing Nuclear Catastrophe in an Age of Terrorism: An Interactive produced by Carnegie Corporation of New York

The recent terrorist attack in Brussels has brought the possibility of nuclear terrorism to the forefront of political and international conversation. Nuclear security has never been more important. Throughout the world, stockpiles of uranium and plutonium, as well as other radioactive materials, are stored in facilities that have not received the level of scrutiny warranted by the potentially devastating implications of a security failure.  This interactive, produced by Carnegie Corporation of New York, examines these threats and what can be done to prevent a nuclear catastrophe as world leaders gather for the fourth and final Nuclear Security Summit this week in Washington, D.C.

Click here to visit the Carnegie Corporation of new York’s website and view the interactive.