Scientific American 1996 Glenn Zorpette - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
Scientific American 1996 Glenn Zorpette
A day at the Armageddon factory. (Pantex Co. plant in Texas)	Science and technology	Glenn Zorpette
Building a better t-bone. (meticulous cattle research promotes improved meat)	Science and technology	Glenn Zorpette
Down the drain: Russia continues to pump nuclear waste into the ground, despite U.S. aid.	Science and technology	Glenn Zorpette
Forecast: dry and windy; Galileo probe finds elemental mysteries on Jupiter.	Science and technology	Glenn Zorpette
Going out with a bang. (France's testing of nuclear weapons)	Science and technology	Glenn Zorpette
Hanford's nuclear wasteland. (plan to cleanup the Hanford nuclear weapon site) (Confronting the Nuclear Legacy, Part 2)	Science and technology	Glenn Zorpette
Hot pork: energy officials resume plans for reprocessing plutonium.	Science and technology	Glenn Zorpette
Keeping the "tiger" at bay; with fewer experts and facilities, the DOE is trying new ways of preventing nuclear accidents. (Department of Defense attempt to prevent accidental criticality)	Science and technology	Glenn Zorpette
Mussel mayhem, continued. (zebra mussels)	Science and technology	Glenn Zorpette
Return of the breeder: engineers are trying to teach an old reactor new tricks. (nuclear fast-breeding reactors)	Science and technology	Glenn Zorpette
The sale of a new machine. (Tera Computer Co.'s new supercomputer)	Science and technology	Glenn Zorpette
'X'(ray) marks the tumor: a technology used to develop nuclear weapons may lead to an effective cancer treatment.	Science and technology	Glenn Zorpette

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