Nuclear
Nuclear, Petaluma, Public Event
Former Secretary of Defense William Perry Discusses North Korea, Nuclear Policy, & Prospects for Devastation and Diplomacy, March 29 in Petaluma
by Christopher Fisher •
How the U.S. Can Use Diplomacy with North Korea Former Secretary of Defense William Perry will address the subject of nuclear diplomacy in a presentation at the Petaluma campus of Santa Rosa Junior College on Thursday, March 29 at 12:15 pm. The event, at the Carole Ellis Auditorium, is free and open to the public.…
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Media & Media Analysis, Nuclear, War
It is now two minutes to midnight
by Christopher Fisher •
The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists was founded in 1945, the same year the United States became the first – and thus far, only – nation to use atomic weapons to kill other humans and advance the nation’s strategic goals. They’ve been warning us in vain of the dangers of nuclear proliferation ever since. Read…
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History, Nuclear, Peace Movement
January 13, 1958: 9,000 Scientists Urge End to Nuclear Bomb Tests
by Christopher Fisher •
On this day sixty years ago, Linus Pauling presented a petition signed by over 9,000 scientists urging an end to nuclear bomb tests. The “Scientists’ Test Ban Petition” to the United Nations called for an end to testing due to its threat to the planet and its children in particular, noting that “If testing continues…
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Military Industrial Complex, Terror Inc., Nuclear, U.S. Foreign Policy, Uncle Noam, War
U.S. Nuclear Modernization Has Pentagon Dreaming of a Winnable Nuclear War with Russia
by Christopher Fisher •
Mainstream, Corporate Media in U.S. Yet to Cover Alarming Change in Nuclear Balance U.S. policy “creates exactly what one would expect to see, if a nuclear-armed state were planning to have the capacity to fight and win a nuclear war by disarming enemies with a surprise first strike” Asked in the June 2017 edition of…
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Activism, Nuclear, Public Event
Remember 3.11.11 – 6th Anniversary of the Ongoing Fukushima Nuclear Disaster
by Christopher Fisher •
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE FUKUSHIMA RESPONSE Media Contact: Linda Speel 707-765-0196 Remember 3.11.11 – the 6th Anniversary of the Fukushima Nuclear Disaster A Day of Remembrance in Solidarity & Sympathy for Japan (Petaluma 2/21/17) Sonoma County residents are invited to a FREE public event on Saturday, March 11, 2017, to commemorate the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant disaster…
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Time for a Renewed Anti-Nuclear Movement
by Christopher Fisher •
A reader on nuclear weapons in the age of Trump. From the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists: A renewed mobilization to reduce the danger from nuclear weapons Read at the source. 14 NOVEMBER 2016 Frank von Hippel Program on Science and Global Security Princeton University A potential positive result from the election of Donald Trump…
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Nuclear, Terrorism, Uncle Noam
Chomsky & Nader on Following the ISIS Playbook, Climate Change & the Risk of Nuclear War
by Christopher Fisher •
Here’s one of the more fun, fascinating conversations we’ve heard in some time, between Ralph Nader and Noam Chomsky on the Ralph Nader Radio Hour on October 8. Click here to listen to the entire program. You may also download it to listen at your convenience. Among the commentary was this, from Chomsky, regarding our remarkable…
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World in Danger: Fukushima – November 18 at Sonoma State University
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Middle East, Nuclear
Nonproliferation Experts Call Iran Nuclear Deal a Strong, Longterm and Verifiable Agreement
by Christopher Fisher •
Iran Nuclear Deal “A Net-Plus for International Nuclear Nonproliferation” For Immediate Release: August 18, 2015 Media Contacts: Daryl G. Kimball, executive director, 202-463-8270 ext. 107; Timothy Farnsworth, communications director, 202-463-8270 x110. (Washington, D.C.)—More than 70 of the world’s leading nuclear nonproliferation specialists issued a jointstatement outlining why the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) “is a strong,…
