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The INES campaign "Scientists for a Nuclear Weapons-Free World" was launched successfully on August 6th, 2009 (Hiroshima Day).

49 first signatories, 31 of them Nobel Laureates, supported the campaign and gave it a remarkable start. For at least 25 years, there has been no comparable campaign supported by so many prominent members of the scientific community and beyond.

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Read background information on the Nuclear Weapons Convention, the Treaty on the Non-proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) and The Russell Einstein Manifesto


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Download the campaign flyer: NukeFree-World_Flyer.pdf (2M)

 

 

 


Disarm Now!

Mobilizing Call of the NPT Review 2010: NPT-Disarm-Now_Call-First-Signatories.pdf (73K)


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Mexico's Maize Diversity in Danger

Mexico City, September 29, 2009.

Sign a statement of the Unión de Científicos Comprometidos con la Sociedad (UCCS) to the President of Mexico, Mr. Felipe de Jesús Calderón Hinojosa to prevent irreversible damage to one of the World's most precious resources:

Mexico's maize diversity.

Statement
This year you stand in a historical position to prevent irreversible damage to one of the World's most precious resources: Mexico's maize diversity. We observe that your Administration may be rushing to introduce genetically modified (GM) maize into the Mexican environment and we are convinced, from our understanding of the scientific evidence, that this move represents a disproportionate risk which should be avoided for the benefit of Mexico and the World. Joined together in our well-informed concern, we urge you to move aggressively to ensure that no GM maize is planted in Mexico, the Center of Origin and Diversification of this most important crop.

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Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
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May 25, 2009

Abandonment of Military Research. Support the University of Karlsruhe/Germany to keep their Civil Clause

See appeal: Appeal-Civil.pdf (212K)

See background information: Background_Appeal-Civil.pdf (301K)

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