Nuclear weapons

Then, in 2007, Livermore Lab was chosen to develop the first in a series of new U.S. nuclear weapons, under the so-called “Reliable Replacement Warhead” program. About 85% of all U.S. Department of Energy funding at Livermore Lab is for nuclear weapons activities.

Tri-Valley CAREs works to end all further nuclear weapons development, testing and production as an important step toward their global elimination. We believe that nuclear weapons decrease human security and pose one of the great social, economic and ecological challenges of our time. Our efforts have resulted in the cancellation of some weapons systems, but there is much yet to be done.

• Pie chart of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory FY 22 Budget Request
• Pie chart of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory FY 17 Budget Request
• Pie chart of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory FY 16 Budget Request
• Pie chart of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory FY 15 Budget Request
• Pie chart of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory FY 14 Budget Request
• Pie chart of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory FY 13 Budget Request
• Pie chart of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory FY 12 Budget Request
• Pie chart of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory FY 11 Budget Request
• Pie chart of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory FY 10 Budget Request
• Pie charts of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory & Los Alamos National Laboratory 2009 budget request