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The 12 pages that link to Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty, each with the reason it gives.

• SeismologyRelated: Distinguishing explosions from earthquakes is seismology's largest applied program.

• Nuclear weaponRelated: Banning explosive tests constrains development and signals restraint without banning existing weapons.

• Nuclear Non-Proliferation TreatyCompared with: It addresses nuclear testing directly, unlike the NPT’s broader framework for weapons spread and disarmament.

• Strategic Arms Limitation TalksCompared with: Unlike SALT’s limits on strategic forces, it targets nuclear explosive testing.

• Partial Test Ban TreatyCompared with: It sought the comprehensive ban that the 1963 treaty’s limited list of test environments did not provide.

• Thermonuclear weaponRelated: It constrains testing that could validate or improve thermonuclear designs.

• Lawrence Livermore National LaboratoryCompared with: The treaty's test ban makes Livermore's non-explosive stewardship methods especially consequential.

• Nuclear weapons testingRelated: It seeks to end testing in every environment, extending beyond the 1963 partial ban.

• Nuclear testing in the PacificRelated: Its adoption preceded France's final tests in the Pacific by the same year.

• Nuclear weapon designRelated: Its restrictions complicate the experimental validation of new and existing designs.

• Pugwash Conferences on Science and World AffairsRelated: Pugwash advocates have supported ending nuclear tests, a major concern of its arms-control work.

• MoruroaCompared with: France ended testing at Moruroa in the year the treaty opened for signature.