Scientists for Global Responsibility

SGR

Scientists for Global Responsibility

Type NGO
Website sgr.org.uk
Twitter
Year founded 1992
Location Lancaster United Kingdom United Kingdom
Budget USD <499k
Functions Advocacy, Research
Funding sources Foundations or grants, Member funded
Summary Scientists for Global Responsibility promotes ethical science, design and technology, based on the principles of openness, accountability, peace, social justice, and environmental sustainability. It is an independent UK-based membership organisation of hundreds of natural scientists, social scientists, engineers, IT professionals and architects, supported by hundreds more outside of these professions. SGR carries out research, education, and advocacy work centred around the military, environmental and political aspects of science, design and technology and provides a support network for ethically-concerned professionals in these fields. SGR is affiliated to the International Network of Engineers and Scientists for Global Responsibility (INES). Scientists for Global Responsibility (SGR) is a UK-based organisation which was formed in 1992 from the merger of Scientists Against Nuclear Arms (SANA), Electronics and Computing for Peace (ECP) and Psychologists for Peace (PfP). In 2005, Architects and Engineers for Social Responsibility (AESR) joined the SGR family. AESR had been formed in 1991 by a merger of Architects for Peace (AfP) and Engineers for Social Responsibility (ESR), the latter having been created when Engineers for Nuclear Disarmament decided to widen its remit.

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SGR: Scientists for Global Responsibility · 1 March 2023 English

Reasons … a new heightened risk of nuclear war; a growing climate emergency; political systems riven with dangerous and deliberate misinformation; continued destruction of the natural world with ideal conditions …


SGR: Scientists for Global Responsibility · 23 November 2022 English

We follow a similar line of reasoning for the Middle East and North Africa although the The estimated distribution of military personnel main military nations in this region tend to …


SGR: Scientists for Global Responsibility · 10 November 2022 English

A lack of reporting and significant data gaps means it is inherently difficult to estimate the total greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions of the world’s militaries. Nevertheless, the available data indicates …


SGR: Scientists for Global Responsibility · 3 November 2022 English

Microsoft PowerPoint - Oxford - Ukraine_war_or_climate Oct22.pptx How war in Ukraine is derailing climate action Dr Stuart Parkinson These slides will be made available at: Presentation given at a campaigners’ …


SGR: Scientists for Global Responsibility · 19 October 2022 English

6.8 Membership is terminated if the Member concerned: 6.8.1 gives written notice of resignation to the Company; or 6.8.2 ceases to be eligible to be a Member of the Company …


SGR: Scientists for Global Responsibility · 26 September 2022 English

Microsoft PowerPoint - What would a nuclear war look like - Sep22 final.pptx What would a nuclear war look like? Dr Stuart Parkinson These slides will be made available at: …


SGR: Scientists for Global Responsibility · 2 August 2022 English

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A huge thank you to the ClimateWorks Foundation for its generous funding, the team at SGR for input and feedback, especially Jan Maskell and Emily Heath, and the Argument …


SGR: Scientists for Global Responsibility · 21 July 2022 English

Off The Leash: The development of autonomous military postgraduate/degrees/index.php?r=site/view&amp;id=863 drones in the UK. [...] “wishing and yearning for relief from a negative situation, or for the realization of a positive …


SGR: Scientists for Global Responsibility · 15 July 2022 English

SGR_RS4_2022_WEB.pdf Further engagement more than half of the professional science and engineering organisations in our original report now have some form of In the next stage of our work, we …


SGR: Scientists for Global Responsibility · 28 June 2022 English

in line with the recommendations of the ShareAction report on investment managers5, strengthen the due diligence of your asset manager selection by reviewing their performance in the areas of climate- …


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