Campaign Update
This month, PSR’s My Green Doctor offers a free 1-hour CME webinar and a short article that you can share with your patients.
Read MorePSR has released a series of infographics illustrating the health and environmental risks associated with gas stoves.
Read MoreThe G7 leaders ltimately said nothing of substance about any actions they would take to realize their vision of a world free of nuclear weapons.
Read MoreThe IPPNW World Congress, held in Mombasa, Kenya last month, served as a significant platform for global experts, activists, and students to convene and deliberate on the critical issues of nuclear disarmament, climate crisis, and health.
Read MoreThis statement was issued by IPPNW’s International Council and Board of Directors at the conclusion of the 23rd IPPNW World Congress in Mombasa, Kenya. PSR endorses the Mombasa Appeal and the PSR delegation to the World Congress fully supported its adoption.
Read MorePSR resoundingly rejects the climate-killing budget proposal emanating from the U.S. House of Representatives. This proposal would promote buildout of fossil fuel infrastructure, and repeal or weaken many positive policies.
Read MorePSR applauds the Biden-Harris Administration for making a commitment to advancing equity, particularly for communities that face the greatest burdens and disproportionate environmental harms due to climate change.
Read MoreNorwegian People’s Aid has released Nuclear Weapons Ban Monitor 2022, which tracks progress toward implementing the ban.
Read MoreJasmine Owens, PSR’s Nuclear Weapons Abolition associate director, participated in a workshop hosted by the Truman Center to engage undergraduate students on nuclear weapons issues and showcase the many career paths available to them in this work.
Read MoreEach April, PSR-LA President Dr. Bob Dodge looks at federal budget numbers to tell American taxpayers the true cost of the entire “nuclear weapons enterprise.”
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