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核武器

They’re the most dangerous invention the world has ever seen. 我们能防止它们再次被使用吗?

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They’re the most dangerous invention the world has ever seen. 我们能防止它们再次被使用吗?

我们面对的是什么

When the United States dropped the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima, the destruction was unlike anything experienced before. 成千上万的人当场死亡. An entire city was destroyed in the flash of a single bomb.

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世界武器库中的核武器

今天, 大约12,700 nuclear weapons remain in the world’s arsenals, with about 90 percent owned by the United States 和 Russia. Both countries are actively planning to build new weapons, sparking a 21st century arms race 和 increasing the risk of nuclear war.

Meanwhile, many of the Cold War’s most absurd 和 dangerous nuclear policies remain unchanged. 在美国, the president can order the launch of nuclear weapons without consulting anyone—in essence, 发动核战争.

These policies 和 plans threaten the world in very real ways, 和 they need to change. 你可以帮忙.

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支持选举变革

The #1 way to change nuclear weapons policies is to change the people in control of them. Make your voice heard; write 和 call your elected officials, 参加当地会议, 和, 最重要的是, 投票.

战斗自满

For many people, nuclear weapons are an issue of the past. 他们不应该这样. Get educated, share information, 和 encourage those around you to do the same.

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我们正在进行一场关于核武器的运动. 你可以帮忙.

"I’ve supported UCS for almost 50 years because of its unique approach to arms reduction: rigorous technical analysis translated to public policy that can make us all safer.”

Joel Weisberg, professor of physics 和 astronomy, Carleton College

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