climate change

Summer Reading

July 23, 2024

Updates on Rep. Grijalva, new OSHA heat rules, and resources on heat safety.

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Staying Safe and Cool with PSR Arizona’s ‘Building Resilient Neighborhoods’

April 29, 2024

For more than a decade, PSR Arizona’s Building Resilient Neighborhoods (BRN) has kept Tucsonans safe from the heat through both Zoom and in-person workshops. Two-to-three hours in length, with workbooks…

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It takes a neighborhood to survive the new heat

April 16, 2024

Op-ed in the Arizona Daily Star by PSR Arizona’s Karen Peterson, discussing our work on climate resilience.

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Rep. Watson Coleman, Sen. Sanders Introduce WATER Act to Improve Water Safety, Affordability, Access

March 22, 2023

Insider NJ article quoting PSR Arizona Executive Director Barbara H. Warren, MD, MPH.

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Tucson Peace Fair and Music Festival

February 1, 2023

PSR Arizona will be tabling at the festival – stop by to learn about electrification, climate change and nuclear weapons.

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We Depend on You

December 7, 2022

We Need You to Help Us Protect Human Life As we anticipate what’s to come in 2023, let’s take time to consider what PSR and PSR-Arizona accomplished in 2022 toward…

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Your Help Is Needed to Face Down the ‘Dirty Deal’

September 23, 2022

Call to Action Against the ‘Dirty Deal’ Sen. Manchin’s ‘Permitting Reform Bill’ Is Hitting a Wall of Protests, from Members of Both Parties and 100s of Environmental Justice Organizations —…

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PSR Joins WHO, 200 Health Groups in Call for a Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty

September 16, 2022

The World Health Organization and over 200 health associations worldwide—including PSR and its chapters—are urging world governments to agree to a legally binding, global fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty.

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Gas Companies Want Ratepayers to Foot the Bill for Their Lobbyists

August 8, 2022
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Toxic to Us, the Climate

July 11, 2022

Gas utilities are hyping hydrogen with methane as a solution — for what, bad health?

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