To commemorate the first anniversary of the triple-disaster in Fukushima, SF Bay Area President Dr. Robert Gould participated in the International Forum "Cracking the Nuclear Labyrinth" on March 10 in Hong Kong.

On March 14th, the OHA released its Final Order granting a variance from the federal and state requirement that the Portland Water Bureau treat Bull Run source water for Cryptosporidium. Oregon PSR and our dedicated volunteers were instrumental in securing this variance.

All sessions free and open to public. Question and answer session follows each speaker.

Chesapeake Bay Area PSR's Dr. Gwen DuBois writes that one year after the Japanese disaster, U.S. nuclear plants still face similar risks.

PSR Wisconsin's Bill Christofferson on the anniversary of the Fukushima nuclear disaster in Japan.

One year after the Fukushima reactor crisis in Japan, no meaningful progress has been achieved in improving the ability of first responders and medical professionals to react to a disaster on a similar scale in the United States, according to a major new report from Physicians for Social Responsibility (PSR).

PSR Board member Dr. Ira Helfand discusses the dangers of nuclear power.

Three speakers, representing representing PSR/Iowa and other groups presented lessons learned from Fukushima and why they believe adding additional nuclear power in Iowa is a bad idea for environmental reasons.

One year after the Fukushima reactor crisis in Japan, no meaningful progress has been achieved in improving the ability of first responders and medical professionals to react to a disaster on a similar scale in the United States, according to a major new report from Physicians for Social Responsibility (PSR).

An article on the prevention of nuclear war by PSR's Drs. Ira Helfand and Howard Frumkin will be published in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine.

PSR-Los Angeles Board member Dr. Robert Dodge on the need to reduce nuclear arsenals.

WPSR hosts a private screening of an inside look at the 2011 tsunami and nuclear crisis.

A letter to the editor from Harrisburg PSR's Dr. James E. Jones.

A letter to the editor from Maye Thompson of Oregon PSR on the Safe Chemicals Act.

PSR is petitioning the White House to have the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) release health-protective standards for disposal of coal ash.

Moving the U.S. off of polluting, carbon-heavy coal-fired electricity will be much easier when clean, healthy renewable energy sources are in place. To that end, Catherine Thomasson MD, PSR’s new executive director, testified on February 14 in favor of a bill to facilitate development of an off-shore wind farm off the Atlantic coast.

With more than 15 times the Solyndra loan guarantee on the line, U.S. taxpayers being kept in the dark about huge Vogtle risks; nine groups cite NRC law violation in going to court to block Vogtle licensing.

Urge President Obama to take Bold Leadership to Create a Safer World