Magnetic fields and neurodegenerative diseases An important observation, good study. Andrew Michrowski ------- Start of forwarded message ------- Subject: champs magnétiques et maladies neurodégénératives Date: Wed, 12 Nov 2003 20:52:31 -0500 Epidemiology. 2003 Jul;14(4):420-6; …

Suburbs do battle over phone antennae By Sue Lowe November 10, 2003 Residents in at least eight Sydney suburbs are fighting the mobile telephone company Hutchison over the location of new antennae for its 3G network. Groups at Oatley, Minchinbury, Castle Hill, Bilgola, Como, Gymea Bay, Engadine and Woolooware are embroiled in disputes with the company. …

Fears over mast's school site Safety fears that led to a mobile phone mast being removed from an university campus are now being raised at its new site near a school. The mast, which belongs to mobile phone company O2, was taken down from the university campus at Aberystwyth because staff were worried about radiation emissions. The mast will be used to transmit mobile phone signals for O2 …

Who is afraid of masts- the companies Today in the news about the cellular companies: The first recognized the T.V van....they were "burnt". The second was driving out of his house in his car, when the T.V person and the van are close to his house, and he was told about he antenna: "Put it there" and he pointed further away. "But we look for reception. Here it's good for reception, it's a high …

URGENT HELP NEEDED TO PROTEST IN WISHAW HELP T-Mobile and Crown Castle arrived yesterday to erect the mast only 24 hours after it was vandalised. They met with heavy protests from approx 50 locals, police and local TV and Radio involved. We managed to hold them off yesterday and have held an all night protest as approx 12 people camped out overnight, local people have been turning up through out the night with coffee, wine, …

A Preliminary Study to Assess Possible Chromosomal Damage Among Users of Digital Mobile Phones - Cell Phones & Blood Brain Barrier http://www.grn.es/electropolucio/omega289.htm Prof. P.K. Gadhia Dr. Pan kaj K . Gadhia is presently working as a Professor in the Department of Biosciences, South Gujarat University, Surat  …

EHS and global "people Power" A thought: The words "people power" keep popping up more and more recently to describe the outraged grass-roots reaction of people globally, as they realize the grave injuries to their health and properties being caused by the worldwide proliferation of cellphones, masts, satellites, etc. What seems to be emerging trans-nationally from this present social disturbance is a new political …

Interview with Prof. Franz Adlkofer about the REFLEX project in of one of the largest Danish newspapers Friends, Yesterday, Sunday, on the frontpage of one of the largest Danish newspapers was an interview with Prof. Franz Adlkofer about the results of the REFLEX project. Two full pages were devoted to a detailed explanation of the results. This has really upset the country. My Sunday at home was disturbed by 2 journalists who brought an …

Safety standards Friends, Thank you all for your kind words and useful suggestions. Could anybody tell me about the safety standards  in the different countries? Figures please? Do they all use the ICNIRP standard? Which countries have specific standards? I know already about Italy and Switzerland. I need more information about this ASAP. This is really the key issue and we cannot get on, unless we really do something …

Things are accelerating in Denmark Friends, Things are accelerating here in Denmark. Daily articles about 3G protests in all newspapers. The 3G case has turned into a big scandal for this government. All the political parties have now demanded a hearing (public information meeting) in Parliament with the 2 responsible ministers (Science/IT Technology and Health) on the 3G scandal and health effects. The ministers …

A Cautionary Tale NY Times For those who decide to use wireless telephones at home rather than phones and computers connected to land lines, take note of the comment from the Sprint spokesman at the end of this article from The New York Times. Expect to find antennas near homes to meet the demand of those who use wireless phones and other wireless devices inside their homes. Many among them are teenagers and children... …

TETRA: To Pulse or Not To Pulse - That is the Question We keep hearing, from Airwave and from certain ‘Government scientists’, that TETRA masts don’t pulse. (Don’t miss ’Hairsplitting’ article on Starweave.com home page.) Whilst that’s not the most basic issue with TETRA - the Stewart Committee warned against ’Amplitude Modulation’ at around 16Hz, and everyone agrees that’s …