Nuclear Weapons Fright! Trump’s INF Treaty Pull-out, Nuke War’s Impact–Robert Dodge of PSR
Nuclear Hotseat Podcast interview with PSR Board Member Dr. Robert Dodge.
The Clock Is Ticking on Addressing Climate Change—Med Students Can Help
Op-ed by Student PSR member Sidhant Gugale, a second year medical student at Drexel College of Medicine in Philadelphia.
What is the “INF” and why does it matter?
In December, 1987, U.S. President Ronald Reagan and Soviet General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev signed the landmark Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty. On October 21st of this year, President Donald Trump announced at a rally that the U.S. would formally withdraw from the deal, claiming that Russia has violated the treaty’s terms. “Such a withdrawal would …
Withdrawing from the INF Treaty Makes the U.S., and the World, Less Safe
Withdrawing from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty would make United States citizens less safe and increase the risk of nuclear war between the United States and Russia.
Speak out on the climate change crisis!
INACTIVE – It’s time for our government to take action! Ask your candidates how they plan to protect us from climate change.
Texans can determine the future of planet Earth
Op-ed from Texas PSR’s Matt McCurdy, MD for the Houston Chronicle.
Madison can help abolish nuclear weapons
Op-ed by PSR Board Member Robert Dodge, MD for The Capital Times.
I am going all in on Initiative 1631
Op-ed by Washington PSR’s Mark Vossler, MD for the Redmond Reporter.
Facing Up to the Climate Crisis
The world must cap the rise in global temperatures more tightly and much faster than previously recognized—and doing that will require “rapid, far-reaching and unprecedented changes in all aspects of society” by countries around the world.
Physicians for Social responsibility: Ban the Bomb!
Radio interview with PSR-Wisconsin’s Paula Rogge, MD and Vicki Elson on the UN Ban Treaty, financial divestiture in companies which support the nuclear weapon industry, and Senate Bill 2047, which aims to prohibit a first-strike nuclear attack of North Korea.