The end of nukes
Op-ed in the Boston Globe by PSR Board Member Ira Helfand, MD and Nate Goldshlag.
A Clear and Present Threat
Like the rest of the world, we at PSR watched with disgust and disbelief as thousands of rioters stormed the U.S. Capitol yesterday. PSR condemns the actions of these extremists, and those of President Trump, who incited them to violence. The president’s actions yesterday are the latest and most disturbing example of his increasingly irresponsible …
Reentry into the Iran deal is a crucial first step for the president-elect
The head of International Atomic Energy Agency says the world has become more dangerous partly due to President Trump’s policies, urging President-elect Biden to revive nuclear negotiations with adversaries.
Remembering Dr. H. Jack Geiger, PSR co-founder
We are deeply saddened by the passing of Dr. H. Jack Geiger, a co-founder and former president of PSR.
H. Jack Geiger, Doctor Who Fought Social Ills, Dies at 95
New York Times obituary for PSR co-founder Dr. H. Jack Geiger.
Congress eliminates funding for nuclear weapons tests
Within the deliberations over the mammoth $740.5 billion military budget, one very important cut was a victory for PSR and our allies.
Nuclear Weapons as a Public Health Issue: APHA Calls on Governments to Mitigate Harm, Work Toward Disarmament
Atomic Pulse (Nuclear Threat Initiative) article featuring PSR Board Member Dr. Tova Fuller, who authored the APHA statement.
Tell Ranking Member Reed to Cut Funds for Nuclear Weapons Testing
INACTIVE – The Senate defense budget includes $10 million in taxpayer funds for new nuclear tests. Tell Ranking Member Jack Reed to eliminate nuclear testing from the budget.
Why I Do PSR Work
Western North Carolina PSR’s Dr. Terry Clark on working to prevent nuclear war.
After 28 years, should the U.S. resume testing nuclear weapons?
The United States conducted its last nuclear test explosion in 1992. Is it time to start up testing again? As you can imagine, PSR’s answer is, “Absolutely not!”