The Inaugural Un-Holy Trinity Day will take place on July 16, 2010 in Baltimore, Maryland in recognition of the official beginning of the "Nuclear Age" in the US.

America's first nuclear bomb was exploded by the federal government at the Trinity Test Site, Alamogordo Bombing and Gunnery Range, at the White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico. The "Trinity Test" took place on July 16, 1945. Plutonium and other toxic and radioactive chemicals were dispersed for hundreds of miles. Some areas are still contaminated.

The purpose of this event is to shed light on the continuous ionizing radiation pollution and contamination of the United States and other locations throughout the world. The focus of this event will include a most UN-Holy "Trinity" of radiological horrors: (1) nuclear bombs, (2) nuclear reactors, and (3) conventional Uranium Weapons (such as Depleted Uranium or DU) now used in military testing, training, and military combat.

Dr. Rosalie Bertell, GNSH

Dr. Rosalie Bertell’s academic work includes a Ph.D. in Mathematics, with a specialty in environmental epidemiology. She has worked for more than 40 years to bring professional assistance to those who are in crisis due to military and industrial pollution, working by choice with Indigenous People and the Majority (i.e. 3rd World) Countries. She is the Recipient of many awards, including the Right Livelihood Award in the Swedish Parliament, 1986; United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP) Global 500 Roll of Honour 1993; and the Sean MacBride International Peace Prize, from the International Peace Bureau, Geneva, September 2001. She received Christian Culture Gold Metal award, 2004; and most recently, was named one of the 1000 Women Globally for the Nobel Peace Prize in 2005. Dr. Bertell was co-director of the International Medical Commission - Bhopal, 1994 and Director of the International Medical Commission - Chernobyl, 1996. She has helped citizens in 60 countries deal with environmental health problems.

Dr. Bertell has written several books, including: “No Immediate Danger, Prognosis for a Radioactive Earth”, and “Planet Earth, the Latest Weapon of War”, and received nine honorary doctorate degrees from US and Canadian Universities, including Villa Nova 2005.

She is now retired and living in Yardley, Pennsylvania. Dr. Bertell continues to be an advisor/consultant to:

• The International Institute of Concern for Public Health, Toronto, Canada;
• Member of the International Science Oversight Committee of the Organic Consumers Association, Washington, DC, and
• Regent of the International Physicians for Humanitarian Medicine, Switzerland.
  

Dr. Janette Sherman

Janette D. Sherman, M.D. is a specialist in internal medicine and toxicology. She has published more than 70 articles in the scientific literature and also writes for the popular press to provide information to the concerned public. Dr. Sherman is the author of Life's Delicate Balance: Causes and Prevention of Breast Cancer and Chemical Exposure and Disease. She is the Contributing Editor of Chernobyl: Consequences of the Catastrophe for People and Nature, recently published by the New York Academy of Sciences. Dr. Sherman received the Distinguished Alumna Award from Western Michigan University in 1989, and the Foremother’s Award from the National Research Center for Women and Families in 2006. She became a member of the Cosmos Club in 2001 based on “meritorious original research in medicine and toxicology.” From 1976-1982 Dr. Sherman served on the advisory board for the EPA Toxic Substances Control Act. She has been an advisor to the National Cancer Institute on breast cancer and to the EPA on pesticides. Throughout her career Dr. Sherman has served as a medical-legal expert witness for thousands of individuals harmed by exposure to toxic agents. Her medical-legal files, including scientific background data are archived and available at the National Library of Medicine. Her 5000 workers’ compensation medical files are included, the largest collection in the United States. A complete list of archived materials is included on this web site. Currently she is Adjunct Professor at the Environmental Institute, Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo, and Research Associate and Lecturer with the Radiation and Public Health Project. For much more information about Dr. Sherman's extensive and impressive career and life work visit: www.JanetteSherman.com.

Cathy Garger

Cathy Garger is a columnist at Axis of Logic www.axisoflogic.com and has written extensively for My Town and other publications. Cathy is a founder of People Against A Radioactive Chesapeake (PAARC) at www.NukeFreeChesBay.org. She led one panel on the use of Uranium Weapons and International War Crimes and sat on another panel on the same topic. Named a Featured Activist at Axis of Logic in 2006 and recipient of an Honorary Activist Award by the Washington Peace Center in 2007, Cathy has been active in anti-war efforts and exposing the truth about the "war on terror." She is currently an anti-radiation activist and public speaker living in the Baltimore-DC Corridor.

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