The City of Portland Bureau of Planning and Sustainability released a new draft of proposed changes to the City’s code that are meant to implement Portland’s landmark fossil fuel policy, passed nine months ago.

Our sincere appreciation to the speakers, performers, planners, attendees, and financial supporters of our 2016 memorial event.

Op-ed by PSR Board Member David Drake, DO.

Letter to the editor from PSR Maine's Andrew Cadot, Esq.

An op-ed from PSR Board Member Dr. Robert Dodge.

Letter to the editor from Washington PSR's Dr. Bruce Amundson.

Guest column by PSR Wisconsin's Paula Rogge, MD and Robert Block, MD.

Op-ed by PSR's Dr. Peter Wilk.

Op-ed from PSR's Dr. Ira Helfand.

A letter to the editor from PSR Maine's Doug Dransfield, MD.

According to our PSR-Washington chapter, the nation's overall health and life expectancy lags far behind other high-income countries.

WPSR Members Dr. Frank Turner and Dr. Ethan Angell describe the potential health impacts of allowing even more oil trains to roll through Washington.

Fracking can induce asthma attacks in three ways, according to Barbara Gottlieb, Environment and Health program director at Physicians for Social Responsibility.

Chesapeake PSR member Dr. Sara Via co-authored this op-ed.

Here's this month's top 10 news articles, media hits and opinion pieces to keep you informed about what's happening in the universe of nuclear disarmament.

Radio interview with PSR Arizona's Dr. Barb Warren and Gene Einfrank on how neighborhoods can band together to adapt to climate change and survive heat waves and power outages.

PSR Arizona's Dr. Barbara Warren discusses the need for community resilience in response to heat waves.

Dr. Rosalyn Baker, representing PSR/Florida, along with Moms Clean Air Force, spoke on the health hazards from fossil fuels and the need to rapidly transition to renewable energy to protect public health.

Op-ed by Western North Carolina PSR member Brita Larsen Clark.

Washington state’s nuclear power plant — WPPSS 2 — is a relic of an energy plan begun in the 1960s and built with technology from the 1970s. It is an 8-Track tape player in an iPad world.