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Make a difference in the challenge to confront global warming and prevent nuclear war and the development and use of nuclear weapons.
Sign our letter calling for University of North Carolina leaders to support their faculty against corporate harassment and intimidation. Academic freedom and the role of independent research is essential for researchers to study threats to health.
The Safe Energy program focuses on protecting public health, national security and saving taxpayer dollars by preventing the construction of expensive, dirty, and dangerous new nuclear reactors. Even though the first civilian nuclear reactor was turned on over sixty years ago, this mature industry is still dependent on government subsidies and is economically unsound. Nuclear reactors are mired in unresolved safety issues and are a threat to public health. In order to address climate change, protect public health, and meet our energy needs economically, the U.S. must stop subsidizing dirty, dangerous nuclear power and focus on solutions using renewable energy and ramping up low cost efficiency programs.
A summary of the health effects of the nuclear catastrophe, jointly produced by PSR and IPPNW. Read more »
This report, co-released by PSR and International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War, provides detailed and sobering updates of these two sentinel events. Read more »
Dr. Yuri Hiranuma provides a concise review of the TUE findings and the surprising high numbers of thyroid cancers in the initial baseline screening. The follow up study has already found 15 news cases in children who were cancer free two years prior. Read more »