Knowledge for abolition

6 minutes to midnight: see the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists Doomsday Clock announcement 15 January 2010
More information is currently being added to "Knowledge for Abolition" (January 2010).

6 minutes to midnight: see the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists Doomsday Clock announcement 15 January 2010
More information is currently being added to "Knowledge for Abolition" (January 2010).
The International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons is a global grassroots movement for disarmament through a legally binding, verifiable and timebound Nuclear Weapons Convention.
More than 200 organizations in 60 countries are part of the campaign, and thousands of individuals have signed our petition for a nuclear-weapon-free world. We provide a voice to the overwhelming majority of people globally who support abolition.
On Feb. 27, a news article reported how watching Olympic curling events had swept Wall Street. "It is like drinking merlot," one businessman was quoted as saying.
The agreements were made public in the United States years ago, but until recently the Japanese government had denied their existence.
A push to make European safety standards for nuclear power plants binding worldwide might benefit France.
