A recent evaluation has highlighted a sharp decline in the nuclear safety conditions within the United States. This deterioration, attributed largely to political influences, has resulted in a ten-point drop in the country’s safety score, bringing it down to 66 on a 100-point scale. This represents the most substantial decline observed by the Nuclear Threat Initiative.
The report criticizes the United States and North Korea for issues in their nuclear safety protocols. Specifically, it points to the weakening of the independence of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, influenced largely by the administrative decisions under the Trump presidency.
The implications of this report are significant, indicating a concerning trend in nuclear safety that requires immediate attention and action from relevant authorities.
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