2011/2012 - Namibia's atomic energy review report states that current so called "safety" standards DO NOT protect citizens from long term health effects. Atomic Energy Annual Review “ICNIRP guidelines do not guarantee adequate protection against the long term effects...
February 2020: UK issues updated recommendations to reduce exposure to cell phone radiation, especially for children. Text was placed online February 4, 2020. “The international guidelines recommended by Public Health England (PHE) provide protection for the...
Russia 2020: The Ministry of Health and Russian Committee for Non-ionizing Radiations Protection Recommendations During Quarantine, PDF of Letter in Russian Short Summary of Recommendations. Reduce using of computers by children when they don't go to school now...
2012 - The Ministry of Communications and Information Technology issued new EMF guidelines with new Exposure Limits lowered to 1/10 of the ICNIRP level, SAR labeling on phones made available to consumers at point of sale and a new SAR limit of 1.6W/kg over 1...
The Federal Office for Radiation Protection (FORP) Website provides precautionary advice and tips for reducing radiation exposure to smartphones, tablets and wireless devices stating, “Since long term effects could not be sufficiently examined up to now the Federal...
3/2020, Byron Shire Council is the first locality to pass a moratorium on 5G. Watch video of Council. 8/9/ 2019: The Austrian parliament commissioned a study on 5G health effects Link to inquiry. Link to Submissions While the government has recommended children...
20 SCIENTISTS ISSUED AN APPEAL REGARDING ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS EMITTED BY PORTABLE PHONES JUNE 15th, 2008 French physicians included David Servan-Schreiber and Dr. Annie Sasco In 2008 20 scientists signed onto an Appeal calling for precautionary measures in using...
San Francisco Cell Phone Ordinance Requires Cell Phone Retailers to Distribute Educational Materials on Wireless Radiation 2011 San Francisco became the first city in the country to pass and adopt cell phone safety legislation. The ‘Right to Know’ ordinance was...
