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Three key misconceptions in the debate about AI and existential risk

July 15, 2024

Op-Ed in the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists by Jack Kelly, AI Research Fellow at PSR.

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PSR Welcomes New Environment & Health Director, Paige Knappenberger

June 21, 2024

PSR is pleased to welcome our new Environment & Health Program Director, Paige Knappenberger. As Director of the program, Paige will guide PSR’s national work on climate, energy and air quality.

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Welcome PSR’s new Environment & Health Intern

March 1, 2024
Welcome, Tasnia!

Tasnia Hakim will help expand and update the information on the PSR website to portray the full spectrum of the E&H program.

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Hydrogen for heating is gaining steam. Is it safe?

November 20, 2023

E&E News article quoting PSR’s Barbara Gottlieb.

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Want to get rid of your gas stove? Here’s how to do it in NYC.

November 12, 2023

In this Gothamist article, PSR’s Zach Williams, MPH explains the health benefits of switching to electric appliances.

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PSR Announces Brian Campbell, PhD, as Next Executive Director

November 1, 2023

We are pleased to announce that Brian Campbell, PhD, has accepted the offer to serve as PSR’s next Executive Director, effective November 1, 2023.

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Forget the movies: Nuclear Weapon Development Has Real Victims

August 11, 2023

Win Without War interviewed PSR’s Jasmine Owens on intersectionality and the nuclear weapons abolition movement.

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Xcel Energy wants to mix hydrogen into the natural gas system. It’s starting with this neighborhood.

July 18, 2023

Colorado Public Radio article quoting PSR consultant Andee Krasner, MPH.

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Turning Words Into Action

June 6, 2023

Interview with PSR’s Jasmine Owens on the podcast Press the Button, answering the question of how the anti-nuclear community can become more equitable.

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IPPNW World Congress 2023 Unveils Nexus between Disarmament, Climate Crisis, and Health

May 25, 2023

The 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.

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