NDAA

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August 3, 2023

Senate Passes Bill to Help Nuclear Testing Victims, But The Fight for Nuclear Justice Isn’t Over Yet

Chanese A. Forté
Scientist

Soldiers converse in front of a brick apartment building showing heavy damage from bombing in Kyiv, Ukraine, with another bombed-out building in the background.

Ramin Mazur/EU/Flickr

February 20, 2023

We Can’t Control Putin—but Sensible Nuclear Weapons Policies Start at Home

Johanna Chao Kreilick
Former President

Christopher Lindah, US Navy/Flickr

October 24, 2022

Budgets Reflect Our Priorities

Tara Drozdenko
Director, Global Security Program

US Department of Defense, photo by Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Brian Bolin Jr.

January 5, 2021

Congress Continues to Affirm that Climate Security is National Security

Shana Udvardy
Senior Climate Resilience Policy Analyst

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November 11, 2020

Why an Atomic Veteran Says the U.S. Must Never Resume Nuclear Weapons Testing

Guest Commentary

December 20, 2019

The Human Side of Nuclear Weapons Issues in the FY20 Defense Bill

Lilly Adams
Senior Outreach Coordinator

December 10, 2019

Congress Misses the Mark on PFAS in the NDAA

Genna Reed
Former Staff

ennifer Sharp/iStock

October 30, 2019

PFAS Contamination Is an Equity Issue, and President Trump’s EPA Is Failing to Fix It

Genna Reed
Former Staff

Another Believer/Wikimedia Commons

September 30, 2019

Science Workshop on PFAS Highlights the Need for Government Action

Genna Reed
Former Staff

Raúl de la Nuez/UCS

September 10, 2019

Here’s What Congress Should Ask When Industry Tries to Spread PFAS Disinformation Today

Genna Reed
Former Staff

July 26, 2019

Why the PFAS Industry Should Ditch the Disinformation Playbook and “Do the Right Thing”

Genna Reed
Former Staff

US Embassy and Consulate in the Netherlands

July 11, 2019

PFAS Amendments Form a Blueprint for Remedying National Toxic Threat

Genna Reed
Former Staff