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11 posts published by Christina Macpherson on August 16, 2023

It is the time of gatherings and festivals for my people all across Turtle Island. Many Indigenous communities are making the most of summer and also the autumn after not being able to gather much since the Covid19 Pandemic. There are pow wows, traditional gatherings of all sorts, music and fun time events and hundreds of non Indigenous celebrations throughout Canada. As much

Min-Kyoo Kim considers the ethical implications of representing nuclear fallout in Christopher Nolans latest film

It is the time of gatherings and festivals for my people all across Turtle Island.

As multiple officials have long told NatSec Daily: there’s no magic formula for getting Americans back.

Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan

The following story was published in the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists in July 2023 and shows that “young and inexperienced persons often can be remarkably wise” (Dictionary.com). The following

'Oppenheimer' shows scientists cannot turn back to a world in which research is pure and unencumbered with its consequences. They need to take part in the public arena, a member of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine argues.

The release of Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer sparked a media frenzy

The use of nuclear weapons "would have trouble passing muster of any read of just war theory, because it would not be proportionate to the goal that one is trying to achieve, of peace with justice."