Nuclear Weapons.
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In its attempts to harness the power of the atom, mankind
has itself in the possession of weapons with unbelievable,
destructive power. Nations now have the ability to destroy
entire cities from hundreds of miles away, in only minutes.
These weapons are nuclear weapons. Nuclear weapons cost the
citizens of the United States billions of dollars in taxes each
year, the testing and maintenance of these weapons pose serious
health risks, and the actual need
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them, including the citizens of the United States. There has not been a significant impact on world affairs by nuclear weapons since World War II. For these reasons, I feel that the United States should reduce its nuclear arsenal. Bibliography 1) Cameron, Kevin. 'Taking Apart the Bomb.' Popular Science. April 1993: 64-70. 2) 'Nuclear Weapons.' Compton's Interactive Encyclopedia. 1995 ed. 3) Schwartz, Stephen, Project Director. 'The U.S. Nuclear Cost Study Project.' Prodigy Web Browser. started in 1994
them, including the citizens of the United States. There has not been a significant impact on world affairs by nuclear weapons since World War II. For these reasons, I feel that the United States should reduce its nuclear arsenal. Bibliography 1) Cameron, Kevin. 'Taking Apart the Bomb.' Popular Science. April 1993: 64-70. 2) 'Nuclear Weapons.' Compton's Interactive Encyclopedia. 1995 ed. 3) Schwartz, Stephen, Project Director. 'The U.S. Nuclear Cost Study Project.' Prodigy Web Browser. started in 1994