Working to End the Threat of Nuclear Weapons

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?Learn

• 5 Months, 5 Milestones to Meet
• Nuclear Weapons: Use Them or Lose Them?
• START Over
• Amid Chaos, Optimism Exists for Diplomacy: U.S. to Meet Bilaterally with North Korea

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The Cost of Nukes - Can we cut nuclear spending?
PNA interviews expert Stephen Schwartz of the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies on his recent report, "Nuclear Security Spending: Assessing Costs, Examining Priorites."  Watch the interview online.

Cash for Nuclear Clunkers

Urge members of Congress to slash the $52.4 billion nuclear security budget by cutting the arsenal and operations costs in half.  Instead use these funds to reduce the nuclear threat by better inspections and multilateral non-proliferation efforts. Act

• Open Letter to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
• Open Letter to the President
• Take Action Against Nuclear Weapons to Save the Environment
• Tell Your Senator: No Space Weapons
• Let your Senator know that you consider Nuclear Weapons to be an Important Issue

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• Ban All Nukes Generation (USA)

A Year in Review: Educational Innovation in 2009

From Congressional and classroom education to film festivals and fashion shows, the Project for Nuclear Awareness continues to lead a creative and innovative citizen and youth movement for nuclear disarmament.  Read about our work throughout 2009, and see how you can contribute!More

• Impact and Action from Global Youth Videoconference and Haas Peace Award Dinner
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