Work for peace and disarmament

40 years ago the international community got together and agreed to work towards eliminating nuclear weapons. But these terrifying weapons of mass destruction are still with us. Greenpeace believes that it’s time for the nine nuclear countries - including Britain - to start serious negotiations to reduce and eventually eliminate their nuclear arsenals, and focus instead on the real challenge facing the world - building a safer, greener future for us all.

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Why was the atomic bomb dropped in 1945?

A Greenpeace background briefing summarising the American debate on the 60th anniversary of Hiroshima and Nagasaki Publication date: July 2005 Summary On...
Posted by admin - 14 July, 2005 - 08:00

NPT: Treaty banning the production of fissile materials for nuclear weapons

Publication date: April 2004 Summary Greenpeace briefing on banning the production of fissile materials for nuclear weapons and other nuclear...
Posted by admin - 6 May, 2004 - 08:00

Revealed - new facilities for building new nuclear warheads

Publication date: June 2002 Summary Atomic Weapons Establishment plc arose out of a decision by the Ministry of Defence to turn over the management of Britain'...
Posted by admin - 16 June, 2002 - 08:00

30 years campaigning to eliminate nuclear weapons: From Amchitka to Kwajalein

Summary Greenpeace's campaign to stop a Star Wars missile system evolves from a thirty-year history campaigning for nuclear disarmament. In fact, the...
Posted by admin - 7 October, 2001 - 08:00

5 reasons to oppose Star Wars

Greenpeace opposes the U.S. Star Wars Missile plan because such a system would ignite a new nuclear arms race. Should the plan go ahead Americans will spend...
Posted by admin - 7 October, 2001 - 08:00

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