Resolution focusing on preventing nuclear war is worthy of support
Op-ed in the Lewiston Sun Journal by Edward Walworth, MD of PSR Maine.
In-District Lobby Week: Make the Case for No First Use!
PSR is joining forces with several other grassroots organizations in the United Against Nuclear War (UANW) coalition for an In-District Lobby Week, April 22-26, while most Members of Congress will be in their home states. What better time to make the health case for No First Use of nuclear weapons? What: In-District Lobby Week on No First Use When: …
U.S. judge blocks drilling over climate change, casting doubt on Trump agenda
New York Times article on the PSR and WildEarth Guardians lawsuit against the federal government.
Federal judge demands Trump administration reveal how its drilling plans will fuel climate change
Washington Post article on the drilling lawsuit brought by PSR and WildEarth Guardians.
Important Court Victory Against Fracking
Physicians for Social Responsibility and fellow plaintiffs just won a landmark victory for climate and health as a federal judge rejected the leasing of public lands for fracking and ordered a halt to drilling on more than 300,000 acres in Wyoming. While the ruling applies to Wyoming, the precedent implicates oil and gas leases on …
Ed Fallon interview on nuclear weapons policy with Dr. Maureen McCue of PSR Iowa
Podcast interview of PSR Iowa’s Dr. Maureen McCue.
Messaging Webinar: Right Topic, Right Time
PSR’s recent webinar offering how-to advice for talking about the climate emergency was the right topic at the right time.
Activists say power plant pollution laws in jeopardy
In this Herald-Tribune article, PSR Florida’s Dr. Lynn Ringenberg explains the dangers of mercury pollution from power plants.
EPs Uniquely Positioned to Push the Nuclear Clock Back from Doomsday
Article in Emergency Medicine News by PSR’s Dr. Matt Bivens on how emergency physicians can sound the alarm on nuclear weapons.
40th anniversary of TMI is approaching
Letter to the editor in The Patriot News by PSR Harrisburg’s Dr. Robert Little on the anniversary of the Three Mile Island accident.