http://www.eiwellspring.org/ A super resource page out of Arizona, for Electro-Sensitive and Environmentally Sensitive People Designed by a professional engineer, both practical and technical info With additional info for everyone on Smart Meters, Powerline Communications (powerline-based PLC meters and infrastructure that is also sickening people) Coping with Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity Coping with MCS and/or EHS Smart Meter […]
Click the top pic of the parent meeting to watch the NBC news segment video, filmed 1/9/13 at the Encinitas Public Library. Parents at an Encinitas, CA charter school, the San Diego County-Innovation Centre Encinitas | Julian Charter School are angry and very concerned about their children’s exposure to strong levels of radiofrequency radiation. They […]
NADD Bulletin Volume XII Number 5 Article 3 From the NADD Environmental Health Project Wireless Health Issues for Children and Young People With Learning Disabilities and Special Health Needs By Cindy Sage, M.A., Sage Associates, Research Fellow, School of Health and Medical Sciences, Orebro University Hospital, Orebro, Sweden, Co-Editor, BioInitiative Report Children and Wireless Exposure […]
Is your beloved cell phone killing you? from http://www.wnd.com/2012/12/is-your-beloved-cell-phone-killing-you/ Turn it on, keep it close and watch the results Published: 2 days ago by Steve Elwart Email | Archive Steve Elwart, P.E., Ph.D., is the executive research analyst with the Koinonia Institute and a subject matter expert for the Department of Homeland Security. He can […]
Partial list of “cell towers in church steeples pics” (entered as a search) 10,300 Results Church steeples rented out as cell phone towers: A new higher … Nov 28, 2012 … Turning church steeples into hidden cell phone towers is a trend picking up speed across the country, according to CBS San Francisco on … […]
From “Churches And Cell Towers: Antennas Find Unexpected New Home” Huffington Post courtesy of California Watch http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/11/29/churches-and-cell-towers_n_2211818.html 11/29/12 “…With the growing use of tablets, smartphones and other wireless devices, the wireless industry has approached churches because of their height and residential locations, where putting new towers would be difficult. The practice has created additional work […]
Field of Cell Phone Tower Beams by Susan Luzzaro http://www.sandiegoreader.com/staff/susan-luzzaro/contact/ (CEP Note: San Diego County High School District rakes in the bucks by leasing land for cell towers on its school properties) from San Diego Reader, May 18, 2011 http://www.sandiegoreader.com/news/2011/may/18/citylights2-cell-phone-tower/?page=1& Otay Ranch High School houses five cell phone towers. Sweetwater Union High School District makes […]
http://sanmarino.patch.com/articles/san-marino-smusd-cell-phone-tower-safety-radiation Click on this link to view article with comments, many of which are helpful in providing information from researchers and experts, citing dangers of cell towers How Safe Are SMUSD Cell Phone Towers? (Poll) The San Marino Unified School District board will make a decision about the two district cell towers in coming weeks […]
SCIENCE & RESEARCH: HEALTH EFFECTS article from: Burbank ACTION (Against Cell Towers In Our Neighborhood) Burbank ACTION (Against Cell Towers In Our Neighborhood) https://sites.google.com/site/nocelltowerinourneighborhood/home/science-research-health-effects This site is best viewed with Mozilla Firefox web browser. AOL browser has problems viewing the Attachments at the bottom of this page, so use Mozilla Firefox or Internet Explorer browser […]
ACTIONS TAKEN From Burbank ACTION (Against Cell Towers In Our Neighborhood) Here is the latest on the new FCC ruling (Nov. 18, 2009): http://sunroomdesk.com/2009/11/19/fcc-unanimously-approves-shot-clocks-onmunicipal-cell-site-applications/ And opposing comments to the FCC sent by the National Assoc. of Telecommunications Officers and Advisers, National League of Cities, and the United States Conference of Mayor’s Opposition (Oct. 14, 2008): […]
