Analysis co-authored by PSR Senior Scientist Steven Starr.

Physicians for Social Responsibility applauds President Obama’s decision to veto the congressional bill to advance the Keystone XL pipeline.

According to Coal's Assault on Human Health, a report by PSR, coal combustion releases mercury, nitrogen oxides, sulfur dioxide and other substances known to be hazardous to human health.

KPFA interview with PSR Board Member Dr. Bob Gould at the March for Real Climate Leadership in Oakland on February 8th.

A letter to the editor from PSR Philadelphia Executive Director Cherie Eichholz

An op-ed from PSR President Dr. Lynn Ringenberg.

An op-ed from Florida PSR's Dr. Lonnie Draper.

PSR-Los Angeles was part of the lawsuit against Boeing, working to clean up the Santa Susanna plant site, where a partial nuclear reactor meltdown was never adequately cleaned up.

Op-ed by PSR's Theresa Shaffer on modernization and the Humanitarian Impact of Nuclear Weapons Conference.

A letter to the editor on the public safety risks of a proposed oil terminal in Vancouver, WA, by WPSR Executive Director Laura Skelton and member Dr. Michael Soman.

PSR-NY member, Dr. Bart Schoenfeld, offers his thanks to Gov Cuomo for banning fracking in New York.

An op-ed from PSR member Dr. James H. Maier on the potential for catastrophic nuclear arms accidents.

Research analyses confirm need for ban on high-volume hydraulic fracturing and thank New York Govenor Cuomo for choosing to protect the state's health and water sources.

"If you live in a community where there is uncovered dry coal ash deposit and the wind blows you may be inhaling cadmium," PSR's Barbara Gottleib said. "The threats from cadmium are pretty severe: kidney disease, lung diseases like emphysema."

Press release CPSR, AHNE, FWW

"New York made the right decision," said Dr. Gina Angiola, a board member of Chesapeake Physicians for Social Responsibility. "Science now confirms that unconventional natural gas development has the potential to cause both short-term and long-term health impacts, some of which may be irreversible.”

Maxine Fookson, RN's blog from Gaza

"The purpose of a city, the primary purpose of a city, is to ensure that its residents are safe," says Angela Johnson Meszaros, a lawyer with Physicians for Social Responsibility, who is working with the drill site's neighborhood groups.

A letter to the editor from PSR Arizona's Dr. Barbara Warren on how energy efficiency helps public health and saves money.