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Call on the Obama Administration to Fulfill Campain Promises on a Nuclear Weapons Free World
The National Citizens Coalition is calling on President Obama to take immediate steps toward a nuclear weapons free world. On March 11, 2009, the Campaign for a Nuclear Weapons Free World and the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation submitted a petition with more than 70,000 signatures to the Obama Administration, calling on the President "to make a world free of nuclear weapons an urgent priority and to assure U.S. leadership to realize this goal." The petition calls on the President to begin taking concrete steps toward the goal of achieving global nuclear disarmament.
Join this appeal and call on the Obama administration to immediately take the necessary actions presented in the petition to achieve the goal of making the world free from nuclear weapons. Click here to send an email to President Obama. |
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Join Daisy Alliance
With all the uncertainty in the world today, sometimes the nuclear weapons issue takes a back burner. Nuclear proliferation is a serious concern that we cannot ignore. Make a committment to nuclear nonproliferation and disarmament today and help spread the word that a world with nuclear weapons is not acceptable.
Join Daisy Alliance and help make the world free from WMDs. Help us make the world a better place and safer place.
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Interviews With People Who Make a Difference in Arms Control
Commodore C. Uday Bhaskar
 This month, Daisy Alliance founder Bruce Roth interviews Commodore C. Uday Bhaskar, former Director of the Institute for Defense Studies and Analyses in New Dehli, India. Commodore Bhaskar has also been appointed Member-Secretary of the Government of India Task Force on Global Strategic Developments, and is considered one of the world's top defense analysts. Commodore Bhaskar explains why he believes the controversial U.S.-India nuclear deal will be good for nonproliferation and adds his perspective on the Mumbai terror attacks, Pakistan, the disputed state of Kashmir, and the freeing of A.Q. Khan. Click Here to Play Podcast. |
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Feature Articles
How to Keep the Bomb from Terrorists
In this article, Graham Allison, Director of the Belfer Center at Harvard University, discusses the threat of terrorist organizations acquiring nuclear know-how,equipment, and material. In light of recent evidence of nuclear transfers from North Korea to Syria, the potential for nuclear terrorism and how to prevent such a threat are timely questions. U.S. officials feel that the only effective way to prevent such transfers is to find an effective deterrence mechanism. Allison suggests that nuclear forensics, tracing nuclear material backward from an explosion site to determine the site that provided the material, is the key to creating a new and effective mechanism for deterring rogue states from providing terrorist organizations or other states with nuclear material. Full Article
Nuclear Options
In an article on Iran's nuclear program, Hans Blix, head of UN inspections in Iraq in 2003, argues that inspections of Iran's uranium enrichment program are pointless. Blix argues that inspections only provide information on the current state of uranium enrichment, but tell us nothing about Iran's future intentions. Rather than continuing with an approach that has proven to be ineffective, the U.S. should restore diplomatic relations with Iran as an incentive for Iran to give up its nuclear ambitions.
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Opinion: Energy SecurityIn the face of growing global challenges, one of the most important issues facing the U.S. and the international community is energy security. This article examines the energy challenges that we face and discusses possible solutions that will provide energy security to the next generation. Full Article
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