Tag Archives: national governments
Melinda Gates: Family Planning Means Sterilizing Women in Developing Nations
Susanne Posel activistpost.com The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF) are hosting The London Family Planning Summit (LFPS) where they will purvey their depopulation and eugenics agenda in the name of women’s rights. Both governmental and private sector representatives will be in … Continue reading →
Posted in Bioethics, Headlines, Health Related
|
Tagged activistpost, Agenda, Alliance, attendance, bill and melinda, bill and melinda gates, bill and melinda gates foundation, bmgf, campaign, com, contraception, Depopulation, developing nations, direction, family planning, Foundation, gates family, global population, governmental organizations, investment, LFPS, london family, lucrative deals, melinda gates foundation, name, national governments, Planning, political leaders, population, pressure, private sector representatives, safe, safe motherhood, sector, Sterilizing, Support, third world nations, women, wra
|
Comments Off on Melinda Gates: Family Planning Means Sterilizing Women in Developing Nations
Living with Fukushima City’s radiation problem
Source: GreenPeace While walking through the highly contaminated outskirts of Fukushima City last week, I suddenly realized that this capital of the prefecture is as far from the Fukushima nuclear disaster site as my hometown is from Borssele where the … Continue reading →
Posted in Headlines, Health Related
|
Tagged Borssele, capital, City, contaminated environment, contaminated food, decontamination, dose, drainage systems, exclusion, exposure, external sources, fukushima city, Government, government program, government support, greenpeace, hometown, House, internal exposure, national governments, neighbourhoods, nuclear disaster, nuclear power plant, Onami, plant, Power, radiation, radiation experts, radiation levels, radiation problem, radioactive particles, radioactivity, site, Support, survey, Watari
|
Comments Off on Living with Fukushima City’s radiation problem
