Drawing 6 Million Viewers to 5G & Wireless Harms

by Dafna Tachover 25 Jan 2022 I have given numerous interviews about 5G & wireless harms, and I don’t usually send an email to promote them. This is an exception. On Thursday, 1/20/22, I gave an interview to ‘The Highwire’ (starts at 1:13:24), an independent news show hosted by Del Bigtree, an Emmy award-winning producer. I was happy … Continue reading Drawing 6 Million Viewers to 5G & Wireless Harms

Non Nein No to the Relaxation of Swiss mobile Safty Limits

Schutz-vor-Strahlung ch - 24dec2021 Non à l'assouplissement des valeurs limites de la téléphonie mobile !Ecrivez maintenant une carte postale au Conseil fédéral Nous ne voulons pas d'un assouplissement des valeurs limites comme cadeau de Noël et condamnons fermement la décision du Conseil fédéral du 17.12.21 : malgré ses promesses, le Conseil fédéral assouplit les valeurs … Continue reading Non Nein No to the Relaxation of Swiss mobile Safty Limits

Nordic Appeal 11 NGOs Calling For Better Protection Against Wireless Radiation

Swedish Radiation Protection Foundation - 16Dec2021 In a joint letter, representatives from 11 Nordic organisations active in the field of health risks from radiation from wireless technology, request that humans and the environment be better protected. People are today completely unprotected from a variety of harmful effects, such as cancer and neurological damage, which the … Continue reading Nordic Appeal 11 NGOs Calling For Better Protection Against Wireless Radiation

Submission to IRISH Government on ICNIRP Guidelines

Electromagnetic Sense Ireland - by Ethna Monks - 16Dec2021 Submission 2021 re ICNIRP Guidelines pdf Submission to Government Departments ARE THE ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION GUIDELINES CURRENTLY BEING USED, PARTICULARLY THOSE FOR WIRELESS TELECOMMUNICATIONS, PROTECTIVE OF OUR HEALTH? It seems that all enquiries to Government Departments regarding possible health effects from emissions of Electromagnetic radiation (EMR) and … Continue reading Submission to IRISH Government on ICNIRP Guidelines