The Facilities, Money, Expertise, and Resources Needed to Produce Plutonium

question 31

Multiple Choice

The facilities, money, expertise, and resources needed to produce plutonium are probably far outside the capability range of non-state actors, but how could they still become a nuclear threat?

• A) Dirty bombs are a lot easier to make and have similar radioactive effects.
• B) Such non-state terrorist organizations will never be a nuclear threat.
• C) The theft of plutonium is a danger, as only a small amount of plutonium is needed to make a bomb.
• D) All that is really necessary is the expertise, since resources are not too hard to come by. That is why terrorist groups have been radicalizing universities lately.

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