Month: April 2010

Canadian Lessons from the Holocaust Science for Peace was one of the endorsing organizations of Israeli Apartheid Week. At this same time, elected officials at various levels of government voted … Read more Message from the President of Science for Peace

A number of diverse books and articles have been helpful to me in providing an orienting framework of questions around food and population issues. For an overall perspective, there is … Read more Comments on Some Books and Articles on Food and Population

Biochar may – and the key word is ‘may’ – become an important, and therefore valuable, material for agriculture and for dealing with some environmental issues. On 16 February, at … Read more Biochar

Walking my usual track today with my buzzing golden meadow on one hand and on the other hand my dim and muffled wood paved with last year’s leaves and with … Read more New Tower

By Helmut Burkhardt, Mustafa Koç, and Analyn Yu

The day before the nation wide anti prorogation rally on January 23rd, four of my fellow constituents in Toronto Centre and I met with Bob Rae, our federal member of … Read more Meeting with MP Bob Rae

The disarmament goal Barack Obama has set for the world is not impossible Resolution 1887, adopted unanimously by the 15-member United Nations Security Council yesterday (September 23, 2009), embodies a … Read more Getting Over Our Nuclear Denial

This proposal is for Science for Peace to consider a project to identify the ten greatest (most lamentable and tragic) human-caused disasters of the modern age. A proposed motto for … Read more Disasters List

Dauncey, Guy. The Climate Challenge. New Society Publishers. ‘We can reduce our carbon footprint to almost zero by 2040’ Ellsberg, Daniel. Secrets: A Memoir of Vietnam and the Pentagon Papers. … Read more Editor’s Book Nook