UPENN International Affairs Association: Annual Penn Peace Project Conference
On October 21, UPENN’s International Affairs Association convened its annual [...]
Which Would You Prefer―Nuclear War or Climate Catastrophe?
To: The people of the world From: The Joint Public [...]
Ten Ways that the Climate Crisis and Militarism Are Intertwined
The environmental justice movement that is surging globally is intentionally [...]
Reviving the Nuclear Disarmament Movement: A Practical Proposal
Although a widespread environmental movement has developed to save the planet from accelerating climate change, no counterpart has emerged to take on the rising danger of nuclear disaster.
The Hidden Legacy of the Runit Dome
As a third-year college student, I have struggled my way [...]
Making the Connection: The People’s Climate March and the International Day of Peace
This article was originally published by Common Dreams. Climate change [...]
For Nuclear Security Beyond Seoul, Eradicate Land-Based ‘Doomsday’ Missiles
America's 450 launch-ready land-based nuclear-armed ballistic missiles are the opposite of a deterrent to attack. In fact, their very deployment has the potential to launch World War III and precipitate human extinction – as a result of a false alarm.
References on High Alert and Nuclear Famine Dangers
A list of references relating to the concept of nuclear famine.
Climate Change, Nuclear Risks and Nuclear Disarmament: From Security Threats to Sustainable Peace
Jürgen Scheffran examines the linkages between nuclear and climate risks, noting that these two clear threats may interfere with each other in a mutually enforcing way.
Changing the Climate of Complacency
David Krieger highlights the urgent need to change the climate of complacency about humanity's future.