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( Last updated 03/08/09 )

THE PROPOSED COAL-FIRED POWER PLANT WOULD HAVE INCREASED NEEDLESS DEATHS AND HUMAN SUFFERING. WHAT'S NEXT ?
For more information and to learn what you can do, go to our Code Black page.
Did you miss the February 2009 PSR Powerlines Conference in Iowa City? Click to access full conference information View conference related Resources
Upcoming Events in a Nutshell (go to full list)	See First Edition of the IPSR e-NEWS March 2008 ( Go to Newsletter page)	Monthly Iowa PSR Meeting (2nd Monday) ----- Monday March 9, 2009 7:00 PM 20 E Market, Room 200 Iowa City

COSTS OF THE WAR IN IRAQ
Dollar Cost to U.S. Taxpayers click here to learn more	» Data from the National Priorities Project. » NPP now has data on the demographics of military recruitment in the U.S. » See what the War in Iraq has cost your community. » See the Center for Defense Information 2007 document A Unified Security Budget for the U.S.
Iraqi Civilian Deaths	I raq Body Count web site is the worldwide update of reported civilian deaths in the Iraq war and occupation. IBC provides a continually updated listing of confirmed Iraqi civilian deaths.
Coalition Troop Fatalities in Iraq ( As of 03/08//09 ) US: 4256 \| UK: 179 \| Other: 139 Coalition Troop Fatalities in Afghanistan ( As of 03/08//09 ) US: 661 \| Other: 435 To see details, click here	The Iraq Coalition Casualty Count provides data on Coalition forces' deaths and injuries in exquisite detail. Data on Afghanistan, contractors, and Iraqi troops is also provided.

Iowa PSR is the Iowa statewide chapter of the national organization, Physicians for Social Responsibility (PSR).

PSR is the United.States affiliate of

International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (IPPNW).

IPPNW was recipient of the 1985 Nobel Peace Prize.

Iowa PSR is composed of a diverse group of health care workers, health science students and concerned citizens committed to preserving the health and well being of all people through research, education, and advocacy. As part of PSR and IPPNW, Iowa PSR is especially committed to advancing nuclear disarmament and nuclear security, prevention of gun violence, and the preservation and promotion of safe environmental policies. These three man-made health threats have a massive global impact on public health and security and our concern for each of these issues guide our actions and organizational policies. For more information visit our About Us page.

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