On the recordJune 16, 2010
As the stockpile decreases in size, the role of science, technology and engineering in deterrence will increase in importance.
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Steven Chu
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congress.govSteven Chu: “As the stockpile decreases in size, the role of science, technology and engineering in deterrence will increase in…”
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Emphasizes the growing importance of science and technology as nuclear stockpile reduces.
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