Recycling, though, produces plutonium that could be used in nuclear weapons -- so the United States bans it, fearing proliferation.
Some of those groups fear the proliferation of loud bars and restaurants that disturb neighboring residents.
Now hunters and fishermen fear a proliferation of fees, gates and Keep Out signs.
Telecommunications companies fear the proliferation of the technology, seeing it as a threat to their Internet access businesses.
Nevertheless, most Israeli military experts agree that Iran does not now have a nuclear weapon and fear regional proliferation more than they do attack.
I did not fear nuclear proliferation because I believe such bombs are mere prestige acquisitions, so horrible not even lunatics would use them.
It should, however, fear nuclear proliferation, and hence any overturning of the test ban, since that would blow to bits the whole anti-proliferation effort.
Should it ever emerge that a rogue state, or terrorist group, has used illegally diverted material to make and let off a crude nuclear weapon, or even a less spectacular "dirty" radiological device, the power industry's hope of a nuclear future would be among the many victims.Fear of fuel diversion is growing, along with fear of proliferation in general.
BLOOMINGTON: Weapons of mass destruction are back in the news, raising fresh fears of proliferation and use.
The article that would have given Corsican politicians development powers over the island's coast was removed after objections from the Greens, who feared a proliferation of environmentally unsound projects.
