The recent Fridays for Future protests demonstrate a global dissatisfaction with the continuing failure of governments and industry to protect the climate. And the setting of the Doomsday Clock hands to 2 minutes to midnight in January this year indicates a continuing...
Money makes the world go around Cabaret by Christopher Isherwood The nuclear weapons and fossil fuel industries are making billions – if not trillions – of dollars fostering a nuclear arms race and destroying the climate. They have a vested financial interest in...
Move the Nuclear Weapons Money has called for re-allocation of a portion of nuclear weapons budgets to assist the UN cash crisis. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres last week warned member states and UN staff that the United Nations is $140 million short of its...
World Future Council press release: The University of Göttingen (Germany) announced on July 17, 2017 that they will end all investments in fossil fuel and nuclear energy industries. The move follows an appeal from students of the university organised by Fossil Free...
[Cover photo: Fabian Hamilton MP hosting report launch in the UK House of Commons] A new report launched in the UK Parliament today demonstrates how the UK could cancel their plan to replace the Trident nuclear weapons system without massive job losses. The report,...
Peace campaigners from the United States and around the world are teaming up to encourage candidates in the US mid-term elections to commit to nuclear disarmament, improved firearms regulation, climate protection, international diplomacy and the cutting of military...
Duo Dimeo, an exciting new musical collaboration by classical pianists Racquel Borromeo and Victor Dizon, will be organising Tonal Fusion, a concert in New York on Sunday May 13 to benefit Move the Nuclear Weapons Money. Duo Dimeo will be joined by musicians from...
The United States spends over $60 billion annually on nuclear weapons – more than the other eight nuclear-armed States combined. This colossal amount of spending on nuclear weapons is unnecessary, regardless of whether or not you support unilateral nuclear disarmament...
Reprinted from Nikkei Asian Review: March 28, 2018 UNITED NATIONS — Members of civil society advocating nuclear disarmament are putting modernization programs under the spotlight ahead of a high-level U.N. conference this spring. The Count the Nuclear Weapons...
On July 7, 2017, the United Nations adopted a Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons with 122 countries voting in favour. This demonstrates the clear and unequivocal acceptance of the majority of UN members never to use, threaten to use, produce, possess,...
