The
Richard Rhodes article on food irradiation and e. coli.
von Meier/Miller/Keller paper for 10/28/97 Download as a PDF file plutonium.pdf
Eisenhower's Atoms for Peace Speech
The Einstein Letter to Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Nuclear Power, Energy and the Environment (from the Uranium Institute)
The Nuclear Fuel Cycle (a summary) (PDF format)
World List of Nuclear Power Plants (HTML)
World List of Nuclear Power Plants (PDF format)
Photos of Nuclear
Explosions
That's all there is. Not all of them, but a fair selection.
Enola Gay
homepage (history, pictures) related to the development of the first atomic
bomb.
Put together by the University of Maryland media center in conjunction
with the opening of the Enola Gay exhibit at the Smithsonian.
Los
Alamos National Laboratory 50th Anniversary History Homepage
Many interesting pictures, and quite a lot of historical narrative
about the early days at the lab, from its origins until the Trinity explosion.
From the Center for Defense Information. Nuclear Weapons Database Links Page
The Nuclear Control Institute: Among other things, it has charts with inventories of separated plutonium.
The Institute for Energy and Environmental Research (IEER) (Arjun Makhijani)
The Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) has a bit of nuclear-related military and/or civilian stuff.
William Sutcliffe's paper on the hazards
of plutonium (from LLNL) can be found at:
http://www.llnl.gov/csts/publications/sutcliffe/
From Alex Montgomery comes this useful stuff:
The "gadget." The world's first "atomic" bomb ready for testing.