Allergic to Wi-Fi?
Month: July 2017
Olle Johansson Health effects of electromagnetic fields by Openmindconference – Denmark 2014
Prof. Olle Johansson podczas konferencji Covert Harassment Conference, Berlin 2015
Olle Johansson at the Open Mind Conference 2014
Ny KI-skandal
I en miljonhärva på Karolinska institutet har flera anställda bildat ett bolag som har utfört konsulttjänster både åt KI och Stockholms läns landsting. Karolinska institutet har ännu en gång drabbats av en skandal. Det är denna gång flera personer som är inblandade. Av åklagare utreds nu redan en polisanmäld, KI-anställd prefekt på institutet. Prefekten är …
Call of the wild? Environmentalists livid over cellphone plan for national park.
The famous Mount Rainier has prepared an environmental assessment to allow Verizon, T-Mobile, and AT&T to extend coverage, but some aren’t happy about it. They already paved Paradise and put up a parking lot. Now the famous site on the south slope of Mount Rainier National Park’s 14,410ft-tall volcano could be wired for cellular service. The park, which encompasses …
How heart pacemakers can be affected by mobiles
Keith Armstrong, worldwide electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) expert at EMC Standards, looks at how electrical interference from mobiles and shop scanners can cause heart-rate pacemaker issues. Even everyday technology can have a dangerous effect on pacemakers and other implanted medical devices. Research has indicated that interference may be caused by holding a mobile phone within 150mm …
New 5G Cell Towers and Smart Meters to Increase Microwave Radiation – Invade Privacy
Telecom Companies are Going Green, but Their Version of Green will cause Illness and Death by John P. Thomas Health Impact News When the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) approved the use of 5-G microwave communication technology in 2016 and approved the use of microwave frequencies in the 30 Ghz range, [1], they opened the door to …
Universities handed £16m to build test networks and trial 5G connectivity
7 July 2017 12:30AM Three universities in England are to be given £16 million to build test networks and trial 5G mobile connections as part of government plans to boost the UK’s digital economy. Experts from King’s College London and the Universities of Surrey and Bristol will develop the network to trial the capabilities of …
Owner of electromagnetic retreat joins neighbours in beautiful Somerset village to fight new phone mast
Compton Dundon Residents Against the Mast has been formed to stop Telefonica and Vodafone The owner of a retreat centre for people with electro-sensitivity is among the objectors to a new phone mast in a beautiful Somerset village. David Taylor runs the EarthSpirit Centre in Compton Dundon, which provides solace and holistic therapy for people …