Nuclear Fallout in the Marshall Islands
This brief report outlines the damage done to the land and people of the Marshall Islands by U.S. nuclear weapons testing.
Duck and Cover: A Pictorial History of Nuclear Weapon
This book by Bob Farquhar contains hundreds of photos and extensive information on the history of the nuclear age, particularly relating to nuclear testing.
Moving Back to Rongelap?
Jelton Anjain delivered this speech at the 2012 World Conference Against A- and H-Bombs.
Movement Challenging U.S. Missile Testing Grows
Jim Haber describes the growing movement against Minuteman missile testing in the U.S.
Interview on Civil Resistance at Vandenberg Air Force Base
David Krieger recounts his experience getting arrested during an act of civil resistance at Vandenberg Air Force Base shortly before the launch of a Minuteman III Intercontinental Ballistic Missile on February 25, 2012.
Nuclear Guinea Pigs
Beverly Ann Deepe Keever provides information on the massive nuclear weapons testing program operated by the United States in the Marshall Islands.
US Plans Intercontinental Ballistic Missile Test on International Day of Peace
David Krieger criticizes US plans to launch an intercontinental ballistic missile on the International Day of Peace
Radiation, Japan and the Marshall Islands
Glenn Alcalay discusses potential effects on the Japanese people from radioactive releases at the Fukushima plant based on the experience of Marshall Islanders with US nuclear weapons tests.
The Legacy of Nuclear Testing in the Marshall Islands
Robert Alvarez outlines the devastating effects that nuclear weapons testing has had on the people and the land of the Marshall Islands.
Think Outside the Bomb
Ladies and Gentlemen: My name is Evelyn Ralpho. I am [...]