“The poor man`s nuclear weapon,” radiological bombs have been called. A full-scale nuclear weapon, like the A-bombs dropped on Japan in 1945, could flatten an entire city. By contrast, a radiological bomb — made up of ordinary chemical explosives saturated with radioactive waste — wouldn`t necessarily significantly damage structures but could spray radioactivity over a large area. Full Story
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