An Urgent Appeal for Support

There is a new pro-nuclear energy wave not only in USA but also in Germany and several other countries. A growing number of politicians, democrats as well as republicans, are valuing nuclear energy as a tool to combat climate change. (See Forbes report)

In Germany liberal as well as some conservative politicians favour now the „Ausstieg“ from the „Ausstieg aus der Atomkraft“. In addition some climate scientists sustain that opinion. (See article in the Zeit)

All seem to have forgotten the harmfull long lasting legacy of hundreds of uranium mines in the USA, Germany and around the globe and the catastrophic consequences of nuclear accidents like Three Mile Island, Chernobyl or Fukushima. The world is in need for more nuclear power awareness! 

Billions of tax payers money to combat climate should not go into an energy form that creates incalculable risks for future generations and that may transfrom large parts of our environment into dangerous radioactive zones. 

The International Uranium Film Festival can reach thousands and many more people with its powerful films about nuclear risks from all over the world and its brave filmmakers. But the festival needs substantial support to do so! No matter if you are an anti-nuclear advocate and celebrity like Michael Douglas, Jane Fonda, Morgan Freeman, Matt Damon, Christoph Waltz or Pierce Brosnan, an actor, artist, doctor, CEO or just an ordinary person. The festival needs your donation and support!

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Name: Norbert Suchanek / Uranium Film Festival
Bank: GLS Gemeinschaftsbank Bochum / Germany
SWIFT or BIC: GENODEM1GLS
IBAN: DE80 4306 0967 7007 8348 00
 
Thanks for your attention and contribution
Norbert G. Suchanek and Marcia Gomes de Oliveira,
Founder and directors of the Uranium Film Festival
 
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CEP 20240-195   /  Brasil
Email: info@uraniumfilmfestival.org
 
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