The leading international federations representing the world’s physicians, public health professionals, and nurses have told a special UN working group that the medical and scientific evidence about the consequences of nuclear weapons requires urgent action to prohibit and eliminate them as "the only course of action commensurate with the existential danger they pose."

PSR Philadelphia's Dr. Walter Tsou explains the dangers of fracked wastewater contaminating drinking wells after flooding in Texas.

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A letter to the editor from PSR President Dr. Lynn Ringenberg.

Read about some of the tremendous victories our programs are having in the Spring 2016 edition of The Folded Crane.

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

Op-ed by PSR New York President Dr. Shannon Gearhart on the dangerous radiation leaks at Indian Point nuclear power plant.

An op-ed by PSR Board Member Dr. Todd Sack on the need for renewable energy in Florida.

ExxonMobil is a company that has been fighting efforts to address the climate crisis for over 25 years, deceiving the public to maintain its profits. Foundations that work on climate change such as the Clinton Foundation should divest.

An op-ed on ozone by PSR Maine member Dr. Peter Millard.

A new study shows Bellingham and Longview terminals would harm communities along rail route.

WA Senators sent letter to Obama urging the reduction of nuclear weapons dangers.

Op-ed from PSR member and pediatrician Dr. Edward Ketyer.

An op-ed by PSR's Director of Environment & Health, Barb Gottlieb.

A letter to the editor from PSR member Edward Ketyer, MD.

Here's this month's lucky 13 news articles, media hits and opinion pieces to keep you informed about what's happening in the nuclear disarmament movement.

PSR applauds President Obama for the bilateral agreement between the United States and Canada to limit methane emissions from industrial oil and gas facilities. This agreement will help reduce climate pollution, benefitting the health and safety of people worldwide, while also protecting the health of residents living near oil and gas extraction sites.

An op-ed from PSR Harrisburg President Dr. Robert Little.

Residents of the Fukushima area and the rest of Japan will experience more than 10,000 excess cancer deaths as a result of radiation exposure from the triple-reactor meltdown that took place on March 11, 2011, according to a new report from Physicians for Social Responsibility (PSR) and International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (IPPNW).