An Ethical and Sustainable Approach to Managing Nuclear Substances for Civilian Use

This brief simultaneously evaluates the challenges of handling nuclear substances safely and ethically for civilian industries and the complications that arose from it, while delineating possible policy implications that be implemented to address such issues.

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Jian Park

2025 Spring Fellow

Jin Park is a student at the Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science in Denton, Texas. Other than her interest in legislation and public policy, she is passionate about nuclear physics, conducting research at UNT. In her free time, she enjoys reading and cafe hopping.

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Behind Closed Polls: The Quiet Crisis of Voter Suppression

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