New Study: Cell Phones Exceed Safety Limits When Phones Touch the Body Most cell phones emit radiation that can exceed radiation safety guidelines when held against the body, according to new analyses of French government data published online in IEEE Access, a...
Environmental Health Trust submitted a scientific letter to the Grand Teton National Park Telecommunications Infrastructure Plan proposing to build wireless telecommunications facilities (cellular towers) in the park. The letter outlines the scientific evidence...
International Actions to Halt and Delay 5G The growing awareness of the health impact of the 4G/5G densification is resulting in action by policymakers worldwide. Cities are issuing resolutions and calls for research before deployment. There are citizen organizations...
Resources on the Health Risks of Wi-Fi in Schools This page maintains a large compilation of resources on Wi-Fi and cell phones in schools. It is continuously updated a few times a year. If you are just starting to get educated on this issue we recommend you first go...
USA Policy Action on 5G & 4G SMALL CELLS From coast to coast, local governments are taking action to protect their communities from the unfettered deployment of 4G and 5G “small cell” wireless facilities. Several cities are passing ordinances that strictly...
Fiorella Belpoggi PhD Lecture "Carcinogenic effect of base station environmental emission? the latest results of in vivo studies” 3rd International Forum of Protection from Electromagnetic Environmental Pollution Krakow, Poland 2018 Dr. Belpoggi shares the findings of...
Castle Hill High School Issues Safety Tips To Reduce Cell Phone Radiation The Castle Hill High School P&C Committee has issued recommendations to reduce cell phone wireless exposure for students and staff. Castle High School is located in Australia and joins an...
FCC Press Release FCC FACILITATES DEPLOYMENT OF WIRELESS INFRASTRUCTURE FOR 5G CONNECTIVITY Action Removes Regulatory Barriers to Infrastructure Investment -- WASHINGTON, September 26, 2018—Today, the Federal Communications Commission took another important step...
