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Tag Archives: cell phones
Save the bees! 5G and the digital killing fields: Insect Inspector (VIDEO)
Today’s wireless radiation including 3G, 4G, and military use is linked to the catastrophic declines in insect life. What happens when 5G, using much higher and shorter frequencies, will be widespread and broadcast from space? Insects will only survive if … Continue reading
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Tagged 5G, bees, butterflies, cell phones, cell towers, insects, masts, Microwave radiation, RF
Nation: How Big Wireless made us think that cell phones are safe: a special investigation
Front page article in April 23, 2018 issue Nation magazine. Includes information on Internet of Things (IoT). https://www.thenation.com/article/how-big-wireless-made-us-think-that-cell-phones-are-safe-a-special-investigation/ How Big Wireless Made Us Think That Cell Phones Are Safe: A Special Investigation The disinformation campaign – and massive radiation increase … Continue reading
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Tagged cell phones, CTIA, doubt, George Carlo, IoT, Nation, science, Tom Wheeler, wireless radiation
Cell phones — questions and answers
Which is safer, low power or high power? Neither. The higher the power, the more heat. The lower the power, the more leakage of the blood-brain barrier. The higher the power, the more your metabolism is disturbed.[10] The lower the power, … Continue reading
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Tagged Arthur Firstenberg, cell phones, power
Cell phone and cordless phone use causes brain cancer: a new review
From Safer EMR December 4, 2017 Increased Brain Tumor Risk from Wireless Phone Use: 2017 Supplement to the BioInitiative Report Radio frequency radiation should be classified as “carcinogenic to humans” (Group 1). In May, 2011, radio frequency radiation (RFR) was … Continue reading
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Tagged Bioinitiative Report, brain cancer, carcinogen, Carlberg, cell phones, cordless phones, Hardell, IARC
Breaking: Lawsuit forces French government to release data on cell phones; 9 out of 10 exceed regulatory limits
From Environmental Health Trust: Click here to read Spanish translation. (Washington, DC) Under court order, the National Frequency Agency (ANFR) of France has just disclosed that most cell phones exceed government radiation limits when tested the way they are used, … Continue reading
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Tagged California, CBC, cell phones, exposure, France, lawsuit, limits
CBC News investigation: Cell phones violate radiation exposure guidelines when realistically tested and as commonly used
From Environmental Health Trust: March 24, 2017 Award-winning Investigative Journalist Reveals Popular Cell Phones Violate Radiation Exposure Guidelines When Realistically Tested CBC investigation films standard cell phone testing showing high radiation exposures when phones are simulated in positions like pocket, bra … Continue reading
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Tagged CBC, cell phones, FCC, warnings
Synopsis: Wi-Fi Radiation in Schools in Maryland — Final Report
From SaferEMR.com Based upon a review of the research and public input, the Maryland Children’s Environmental Health and Protection Advisory Council adopted a report on Wi-Fi Radiation in Maryland Schools in December, 2016. The report makes the following recommendations: “The … Continue reading
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Tagged cell phones, children, health, Maryland, public schools, Wi-Fi
