Answer:
Nuclear Weapon reduction and proliferation
Explanation:
One positive result of the end of the Cold War was a reduction in nuclear weapons. Under Bush the U.S. and USSR negotiated and implemented the START I and START II treaties, which limited the number of warheads each country could possess to between 3,000 and 3,500. The other problem they faced was to prevent nuclear proliferation, as authotities fear that more countries with nuclear material would increase the possibility of a nuclear war.
