Friday
Jan182008
An Interview with Dr. Lawrence Brilliant of Google.org
Talk Radio News Bureau Chief Ellen Ratner interviews Dr. Lawrence Brilliant, an epidemiologist who works with Google.org, the philanthropic arm of Google.com. Dr. Brilliant discussed the five strategic initiatives at Google.org, which is funded by 1 percent of Google equity, profits, and employee time.
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Reader Comments (3)
I would like to suggest another project for the Google people---probably along with many others.. But have you thought that a solution to the health problem done with one state would set the path for our health crisis??? In the US ??? It would be an unbelievable challenge, but with the money and brains of that organization it could be a miracle...Thanks for your consideration.. B.Page
Dear Talk Radio News Service,
This is a long shot, I know, but can you please communicate with Dr. Brilliant and ask him if he would please communicate with California Alliance to Stop the Spray(ings)? I am a volunteer working with this grass roots group that was formed by victims in Monterey and Santa Cruz who failed in getting the state to cease and desist. We have a huge crisis in California because of the state's plan, backed by the federal government, to do a massive series of aerial sprayings on Californians from Monterey to Marin and eastward, of untested, unnecessary, and unsafe nanotechnology and some unspecified proprietary ingredients, lasting for years.
Dr. Brillant's world reknowned expertise and prestige would be an enormous help in stopping the myopic plan that places corporate profits over human and planetary rights.
Thank you so very much for your consideration.
We need everyone's help in this critical issue. Monterey and Santa Cruz are scheduled to be sprayed again in June and San Francisco and the other counties are scheduled for August 1th. The EPA is stacked with corporate scientists who gave California an expemption to be able to use this untested product on us. CDFA also mislead the public when they finally, came out with the size of the particles. Independent measurement by UC said 10 microns!
Other sources of sound information:
www.LBAMspray.com
www.cassonline.org
www.stopthespray.org
www.pesticidewatch.org
(415) 552-0841
Nish Kham
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