No New Nuclear Weapons
Nuclear weapons pose a security risk, and therefore no new nuclear weapons should be built. Supporting cuts in the U.S. arsenal, a comprehensive test ban treaty, and moving nuclear spending funds toward threat reduction and environmental costs and away from upkeep and deployment will send a positive signal to other countries. This positive signal with reduce the chance that new countries will develop nuclear weapons and that nuclear weapons states will feel the need to increase their own arsenals.
Check in the Action section, about what we can do to stop new nuclear weapons.
Can we do it? We must do it, for our health and future security.
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Military Spending--The Sky's the Limit?The 2011 budget requests are out--and the Pentagon's budget continues to bloat. What does the budget include? How does the DOD's budget stand up against other Departments?
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- START Over
- A Moment to Seize
- Amid Chaos, Optimism Exists for Diplomacy: U.S. to Meet Bilaterally with North Korea
- To succeed with Iran, push a nuke-free zone, says Hans Blix
- Alyn Ware, PNA International Youth Dialogue Keynote Speaker October 27, Wins "Alternate Nobel Prize" in Sweden
- No Time like the Present to Talk with Tehran
- President "humbled", vows to live up to the spirit of the Nobel Peace Prize
- U.S. and Iran: Talks, Not Missiles, Are Launched at Geneva Meeting
- Can We Ban Nuclear Testing? Why Now, If Not Before?
- Fall Classic: The UN Super Bowl, and the Obama Team
- Lights, Camera, Decommission!
- Edward M. Kennedy- A Voice of Reason on Foreign Policy, and Nuclear Weapons
- Our Nuclear Posture--Let's Sit Up and Take Notice
- Spend More on Nuclear Weapons Complex? Wrong Formula
- Will Bill’s Visit Cure Kim Jung-il of Nuclear Ills?
- Can We Really Inspect Nuke Dismantlement in Russia?
- The US-Russia Summit: Obama Meets Medvedev, Putin, and Gorbachev
- Stopping Kim Jong-il: North Korea's Nuclear Weapons and U.S. Options
- What Next for the Iranian Republic, and for the Struggle for Peace in the Middle East?
- Kissinger on Nuclear Disarmament
- Non-profit alliance calls for responsible U.S. global engagement
- World Leaders Meet at UN to Advance Nuke Disarmament
- No New Nukes - Reliable Replacement Warheads and Complex Transformation
- Hiroshima Peace Declaration Marking the 62nd Anniversary of Atomic Bombing
- PNA Is a Part of the Campaign for a Nuclear Weapons Free World
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