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Ursula Phillips says:
Nuclear energy is dangerous and evil. When I got married I was not aware about the complications involved. I thought nuclear engineers were the same like chemical or civil engineers or mechanical or technology engineers. I was very young and kept very ignorant of the world. My children and I suffer daily under my husband’s unstable, tyranical behaviour and we need help. Please help. Can I please meet with someone in your organisation?
Subject: Liberty of Health book: Non-Profit Business Proposal, ‘Send a quote to the world’ Request
To whom it may concern,
I am a qualified therapist in numerous fields, currently working in the Republic of Ireland. I am also an independent researcher, self-publisher and author of a publication, currently in production.
Book’s Title: ‘LIBERTY OF HEALTH – The Cancer Epidemic Revealed’ (Expected Release: Jan-Mar 2012)
The book is a reaction to the Fukushima Dai-ichi Nuclear Power Plant Disaster, which shook the world in March 2011, explaining the story how ionizing radiation found its way into the world’s leading energy industry. It focuses on the past and present environmental and health impacts and consequences the public is going to face in the future. What makes the book unique is that the content explains the history and other topics as honestly as possible. Moreover, it focuses on the health risks from a medical perspective and therefore delivers an enhanced level of awareness to the reader’s health.
The book’s basic message is that learning about one’s health is the first step in protecting ourselves and future generations against diseases and thus achieving good health and better well-being. This is vital, especially given the problematic situation in health-care today. Ultimately, it is the future of the next generations that really matters.
The goal of the publication is to raise awareness about the recent environmental catastrophe and points out the possible health risks and consequences the public might face. This topic also prepares the reader for my forthcoming publication, which will discuss and guide the reader through the various steps of how to protect one’s health against the threat of both external and internal ionizing radiation exposure.
Part of ‘Liberty of Health’ is dedicated to the organizations which thrive to make energy solutions, environmentally more sustainable and everyone who is concerned about both, recent nuclear disaster and the type of technology we use today. Therefore, I have decided to leave a few pages free for organizations and people from every field including renewable energy, anti-nuclear organizations, media and other, to show concern and send a message to the public. If you wish to express your concern in relation to dangers the nuclear industry carries, ‘Liberty of Health’ is an ideal place to express your opinion. The objective of this message is to remind the public, that nuclear energy is a threat to our health and future generations. And, that there are organizations working on solutions. The message should comprise your reaction to the nuclear disaster, explaining why the public needs to support your organization (if applicable).
If this is not applicable, expressing your general concern about nuclear dangers is very welcome.
To summarize, the publication offers a free space to express your concern and point out possible solutions in the world of nuclear disasters.
There are several unique benefits this new cooperation carries. First, your organization has the opportunity to express your awareness and to point out the possible solutions. This action will make you involved in a non-profit activity and make your organization more visible to the public. Although this is a non-profit proposal raise, I would appreciate any type of media support so as to raise the book’s profile. Of course, this is just a proposal and we can discuss the details to reach a common agreement.
If you do not feel interested in such a business proposal, I will be pleased to accept alternative ways of establishing our cooperation. At this stage I would like to highlight that my intention is not do business, but merely make the public aware of the facts. Thus, any type of media support will be very helpful in turning this publication into a successful one.
Even, if none of the above to you is of your interest, I would be very thankful if you would spread this word by forwarding the email to an organization or an individual, who might be potentially interested.
If you are interested and would like to learn more about the publication or advertising space (sample banners etc.) the publication offers, or simply if you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Thank you for your time,
Yours Sincerely,
Peter Havasi
Author, Self-Publisher
Good day, my name is Moe’mina Hoosain from Cape Town. I would like to enquire whether there are Environmental vacancies at CANE My qualifications are B.Sc Honours Environmental and Water Science. I have 1 year experience and would like to gain further experience, even just for the Dec/Jan period. Please let me know if there is an opportunity for me. Thank you.
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Ursula Phillips says:
Nuclear energy is dangerous and evil. When I got married I was not aware about the complications involved. I thought nuclear engineers were the same like chemical or civil engineers or mechanical or technology engineers. I was very young and kept very ignorant of the world. My children and I suffer daily under my husband’s unstable, tyranical behaviour and we need help. Please help. Can I please meet with someone in your organisation?
10th September 2007 at 11:40 am
Peter Havasi says:
Subject: Liberty of Health book: Non-Profit Business Proposal, ‘Send a quote to the world’ Request
To whom it may concern,
I am a qualified therapist in numerous fields, currently working in the Republic of Ireland. I am also an independent researcher, self-publisher and author of a publication, currently in production.
Book’s Title: ‘LIBERTY OF HEALTH – The Cancer Epidemic Revealed’ (Expected Release: Jan-Mar 2012)
The book is a reaction to the Fukushima Dai-ichi Nuclear Power Plant Disaster, which shook the world in March 2011, explaining the story how ionizing radiation found its way into the world’s leading energy industry. It focuses on the past and present environmental and health impacts and consequences the public is going to face in the future. What makes the book unique is that the content explains the history and other topics as honestly as possible. Moreover, it focuses on the health risks from a medical perspective and therefore delivers an enhanced level of awareness to the reader’s health.
The book’s basic message is that learning about one’s health is the first step in protecting ourselves and future generations against diseases and thus achieving good health and better well-being. This is vital, especially given the problematic situation in health-care today. Ultimately, it is the future of the next generations that really matters.
The goal of the publication is to raise awareness about the recent environmental catastrophe and points out the possible health risks and consequences the public might face. This topic also prepares the reader for my forthcoming publication, which will discuss and guide the reader through the various steps of how to protect one’s health against the threat of both external and internal ionizing radiation exposure.
Part of ‘Liberty of Health’ is dedicated to the organizations which thrive to make energy solutions, environmentally more sustainable and everyone who is concerned about both, recent nuclear disaster and the type of technology we use today. Therefore, I have decided to leave a few pages free for organizations and people from every field including renewable energy, anti-nuclear organizations, media and other, to show concern and send a message to the public. If you wish to express your concern in relation to dangers the nuclear industry carries, ‘Liberty of Health’ is an ideal place to express your opinion. The objective of this message is to remind the public, that nuclear energy is a threat to our health and future generations. And, that there are organizations working on solutions. The message should comprise your reaction to the nuclear disaster, explaining why the public needs to support your organization (if applicable).
If this is not applicable, expressing your general concern about nuclear dangers is very welcome.
To summarize, the publication offers a free space to express your concern and point out possible solutions in the world of nuclear disasters.
There are several unique benefits this new cooperation carries. First, your organization has the opportunity to express your awareness and to point out the possible solutions. This action will make you involved in a non-profit activity and make your organization more visible to the public. Although this is a non-profit proposal raise, I would appreciate any type of media support so as to raise the book’s profile. Of course, this is just a proposal and we can discuss the details to reach a common agreement.
If you do not feel interested in such a business proposal, I will be pleased to accept alternative ways of establishing our cooperation. At this stage I would like to highlight that my intention is not do business, but merely make the public aware of the facts. Thus, any type of media support will be very helpful in turning this publication into a successful one.
Even, if none of the above to you is of your interest, I would be very thankful if you would spread this word by forwarding the email to an organization or an individual, who might be potentially interested.
If you are interested and would like to learn more about the publication or advertising space (sample banners etc.) the publication offers, or simply if you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Thank you for your time,
Yours Sincerely,
Peter Havasi
Author, Self-Publisher
10th September 2007 at 2:28 am
ATINC EREN says:
they are trying to build a nuclear power plant and a thermal reactor in my city in Sinop turkey.we need support building against it.
10th September 2007 at 10:08 pm
Moe'mina says:
Good day, my name is Moe’mina Hoosain from Cape Town. I would like to enquire whether there are Environmental vacancies at CANE My qualifications are B.Sc Honours Environmental and Water Science. I have 1 year experience and would like to gain further experience, even just for the Dec/Jan period. Please let me know if there is an opportunity for me. Thank you.
10th September 2007 at 3:47 pm