Transparency

PAX recommendations to the 2022 NPT RevCon: transparency

Analysis, EN, News, Publications / December 6, 2021 November 22, 2021 / Netherlands, NPT, Transparency

PAX recommendations to the 2022 NPT RevCon: transparency In the run up to the tenth Review Conference of the States Parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons …

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Nuclear weapon are (still) in the Netherlands

EN, News, Nuclear Weapons in NL / January 18, 2021 January 18, 2021 / ban treaty, secrecy, Transparency, Volkel

The Dutch Parliament has debated it for decades. Former Prime Minister Ruud Lubbers confirmed it on TV (in 2013). And now, it’s been said again- there are nuclear bombs in …

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Transparency means making data available

Analysis / December 6, 2012 November 22, 2021 / Transparency, US

For years I served on the Citizen’s Advisory Board on Low Level Radioactive Waste Disposal for what was formerly called the Nevada Test Site. There are active nuclear waste dumps …

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Susi Snyder @susisnyder ·

15 Dec

1/ The latest @paxforpeace @nuclearban Don’t Bank on the Bomb report is out! It’s really exciting to see the report uncover the companies behind the nuclear weapons industry- and unveil some surprises around their investors. A 🧵
also, check out the report here ⤵️ https://twitter.com/nuclearban/status/1603268618606845952

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DontBankontheBomb @dontbankonbomb ·

15 Dec

The 24 major nuclear weapon producers and the investors propping them up are unveiled in the latest Don’t Bank on the Bomb report- out now!

The report shows long-term investors are not lending as much money to these companies as they used to. Read more→ https://www.dontbankonthebomb.com/?p=7836

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Daniel Högsta @dhogsta ·

15 Dec

The companies still building nuclear weapons and their investors are getting called out- it’s unacceptable to profit from nuclear weapons during the greatest nuclear threats in generations. #nuclearban #divestment #DontBankontheBomb #bizHumanRights https://app.speechifai.tech/s/LH1Lz1JurrPxOhsdp-y6Jg

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PAX for peace @paxforpeace ·

15 Dec

🔴 @ING_news and @Aegon continue to invest in nuclear weapons (!). These companies are involved in the production, maintenance or modernization of nuclear weapons. This is stated in the new Don't Bank on the Bomb study by PAX and ICAN @nuclearban.

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ICAN @nuclearban ·

15 Dec

🗣️ICYMI, lending money to the nuclear weapons industry is so 2020… The latest research from ICAN partner @PaxforPeace shows there’s billions less in loans to the companies building nuclear weapons. Check out the report here: https://www.icanw.org/fewer_long_term_investments_in_nuclear_weapons_producers_dont_bank_on_the_bomb

#NuclearBan #DBOTB

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