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Ask your U.S. Representative to sign onto a letter urging President Obama to adopt a No-First-Use policy for nuclear weapons.

Existing Subsidies and Incentives for New Nuclear Reactors

A fact sheet on the current subsidies and incentives for new nuclear reactors.

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The U.S. should never use nuclear weapons first
Ask your U.S. Representative to sign onto a letter urging President Obama to adopt a No-First-Use policy for nuclear weapons.
Show some love for the Clean Power Plan
Please help us build the groundswell of support for this important, health-protective policy by writing a letter to the editor.

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News

September 26, 2016
Health Professionals Nationwide Support Clean Power Plan as 'Imperative' for Health
August 25, 2016
Obama Administration Sued to Protect Climate, Public Lands from Drilling and Fracking

Events

September 29, 2016
Heat Advisory: Protecting Health on a Warming Planet
October 5, 2016
Special Lecture by Dr. Alan Lockwood
October 6, 2016
Dr. Alan Lockwood in Tampa

Resources

End-use Energy Efficiency and the Clean Power Plan
Energy efficiency is often the cheapest and most readily available way to reduce greenhouse gases. States should emphasize energy efficiency in their CPP implementation plans. Read more »
Video: Faces of Climate Change: Dr. Catherine Thomasson
The Clean Power Plan is a health imperative--cutting carbon emissions from power plants and replacing with renewable energy will clear our skies as well. Read more »
5 Years Living With Fukushima
A summary of the health effects of the nuclear catastrophe, jointly produced by PSR and IPPNW. Read more »

In the Spotlight

September 15, 2016
Boston Symposium
A one-day Symposium to examine the catastrophic public health consequences of climate change and the ways that climate change will increase the risk of conflict, including nuclear war.