Washington PSR President Steven Gilbert discusses a recent Washington state coal agreement in this op-ed.

Dr. Richard Clapp, a former board member of Greater Boston PSR, writes an op-ed on the costs of nuclear energy.

Dr. Steven Gilbert of Washington PSR discusses the health effects of mercury emissions from coal plants.

This article quotes PSR on the dangers of deregulating nuclear reactors, as proposed in the American Power Act.

The Environmental Protection Agency will rewrite its policy on testing pesticides on humans after a settlement with environmental groups including San Francisco Bay Area PSR.

Chicago PSR president Dr. Sarah Lovinger writes on the health effects of climate change and the need for a green energy economy.

Dr. Robert Dodge of PSR Los Angeles discusses his role as a delegate representing PSR at the recent Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Review Conference.

An op-ed by PSR President Dr. Jeff Patterson on the New START treaty.

Dr. James Jones of Harrisburg PSR explains how air pollution has worsened allergies.

The measure, cosponsored by PSR Los Angeles, will reduce pesticide poisoning in California by streamlining the tracking of pesticide usage and worker pesticide exposure by state officials.

An opinion piece on a Colorado coal plant cites PSR's recent "Coal's Assault on America's Health" report.

PSR Board Member Dr. Alan Lockwood discusses the effects of pesticides on the brain.

PSR's Safe Energy Director Michele Boyd on the potential health impacts of nuclear power.

PSR's Environment & Health Director Dr. Kristen Welker-Hood discusses the risk of cancer from environmental toxins.

The Physicians for Social Responsibility recently found that coal "contributes to four of the top five causes of mortality in the U.S. and is responsible for increasing the incidence of major diseases."

Student PSR and other groups at the University of Iowa are urging the school to stop burning coal at the campus power plant.

With a long and celebrated experience of documenting how wars affect global health, members of the Nobel-prize winning Physicians for Social Responsibility (PSR) presented evidence of the monumental cost as well as severity of health complications occasioned by wars; the escalation in the numbers of war victims and how war situations have worsened global health.

Ventura Country PSR's Dr. Robert Dodge has been selected as one of two Californians to serve on the U.S. Delegation to the U.N. Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty 2010 Review Conference in New York City.

The Sierra Club environmental group and Physicians for Social Responsibility asked the EPA to reinvestigate the complex earlier this month after reports of employee illnesses possibly linked to pollution. Dr. Peter Wilk, executive director of Physicians for Social Responsibility, called the reassessment a "step towards healing this wrong."

An interview with PSR's Dr. Alan Lockwood on coal's effect on health and the recent "Coal's Assault on Human Health" report, which he authored.