It’s Time to Ban Nuclear Weapons for Good
Op-ed by PSR’s Olivia Alperstein for Buzzflash.
PSR Honors International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons
INACTIVE – September 26 is International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons. Tomorrow, we will honor the occasion by calling once again for the total abolition of nuclear weapons. PSR remains committed to working for a nuclear weapons-free world, and we encourage you to take action for a better, safer future.
EPA rolls back methane capture rules
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) continued its promotion of fossil fuels—and its assault on the climate and public health—with a proposal to weaken the requirements for monitoring and repairing methane leaks from oil and gas wells. This climate-busting proposal would undo a 2016 rule that required oil and gas companies to perform leak inspections as …
Help PSR stop this new nuclear warhead
INACTIVE – Please write today to ask your U.S. representative to cosponsor the Hold the LYNE Act.
Rolling back methane regulations harms everyone
Letter to the Editor from PSR Philadelphia’s Edward C. Ketyer, MD, FAAP, in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
Pipeline in Hurricane Florence’s Path Poses Added Danger
PSR’s Barbara Gottlieb writes for Daily Kos about the dangers to local communities posed by pipelines in a hurricane’s path.
Stop the EPA’s assault on the climate!
INACTIVE – Tell your members of Congress that the EPA’s proposed action is irresponsible and dangerous to health. Urge them to speak out against this dangerous roll-back.
PSR Strongly Opposes EPA’s Proposed Rollback of Methane Rule
On September 11, 2018, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced their plan to roll back a critical health and safety rule regarding methane, the main component of natural gas and a potent greenhouse gas.
“Secret Fracking Chemicals” Report Exposes Widespread Use
PSR welcomes a new report examining the use of secret chemicals in fracking operations. Why doesn’t EPA require disclosure of the identities of possibly toxic or carcinogenic chemicals?
As Trump postures, a national nuclear abolition campaign moves forward
Op-ed by Robert Dodge, MD, PSR Board Member, in The Hill.