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  1. Los Alamos Study Group

    The Study Group is a non-profit research and advocacy organization founded in 1989, focusing on nuclear disarmament, nonproliferation, and environmental ...
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  2. American Nuclear Society

    The premier professional society serving the nuclear industry. Online offerings include meeting information, nuclear news, publications, member services, a ...
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