Associated Press article quoting PSR New York’s Alfred Meyer.
Common Dreams article quoting San Francisco Bay PSR’s Robert Gould, MD.
Article in Pennsylvania Capital-Star quoting Walter Tsou, MD, PSR Pennsylvania.
Sacramento News & Review article quoting PSR Los Angeles’ Martha Dina Argüello.
WUWM 89.7 article quoting PSR Wisconsin’s Alfred Meyer and Amy Schulz, RN.
WORT 89.9FM radio interview with Amy Schulz, RN and Alfred Meyer of PSR Wisconsin.
Article in Daily Kos quoting Martha Dina Argüello, Executive Director, PSR-Los Angeles.
Denver Post article quoting Beth Gillespie, MD, chair of PSR Colorado.
Press release from PIRG quoting Beth Gillespie, MD, chair of PSR Colorado.
Coverage of oil & gas chemicals report from PSR Colorado & PSR National.
In response to Sen. Joe Manchin and Sen. Ted Cruz’s introduction of the Gas Stove Protection and Freedom Act, Barbara Gottlieb, Director for Environment & Health for PSR, issued the following statement.
PSR mourns the death of Tortuguita, and condemns state violence enacted against environmentalists in the United States and abroad.
This announcement by the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists moving the Clock closer to midnight reminds us that we cannot prepare for nuclear war, we must prevent it.
PSR today announced that Jeff Carter, who has led the organization as its Executive Director since 2017, will step down later this year.
PSR staff testified to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) during hearings to pass a proposed rule reducing leaks of methane and other harmful pollutants from oil and gas operations across the country.
PSR is disappointed by the EPA’s lax decision to propose an annual health standard for soot that does not prioritize human health.
The NPR disregards the increasing numbers of Americans who are calling to redirect these resources to urgent needs like food insecurity, access to health care, and the climate change crisis — to name just a few.
It is critical that we all understand that any use of nuclear weapons – tactical, low-yield, or otherwise – would have catastrophic health impacts for the immediate victims and our collective future.
Previously unpublicized information unearthed by PSR shows that a class of extremely toxic and persistent chemicals known as PFAS has been used in Ohio’s oil and gas wells since at least 2013.
PSR celebrates President Biden’s signing of the Inflation Reduction Act, making it the law of the land and solidifying the nation’s largest investment ever to address the climate crisis.