UK: Upper Tribunal requires council to secure EHCP for student who is Hypersensitive to Wi-Fi signals

LocalGovermentLawyer.co.uk - Adam Carey - 17aug2022 The Upper Tribunal has ruled that a council must secure special educational provision for a child who has electromagnetic hypersensitivity and is particularly sensitive to Wi-Fi signals. In EAM v East Sussex County Council (Special educational needs) [2022] UKUT 193 (AAC), on appeal from the First-tier Tribunal, Upper Tribunal … Continue reading UK: Upper Tribunal requires council to secure EHCP for student who is Hypersensitive to Wi-Fi signals

Champs électromagnétiques : dangers et limites en Suisse

info-EMF.ch - July2022 updated may2023 Fiches d'information sur les champs électromagnétiques à haute fréquence – rayonnements non ionisants émis par les téléphones portables et les antennes 5G Brochures (FR) + Broschüren (DE) Motion 20.3237 - 12may2023 NON à une augmentation de la valeur limite à 20 Volts/m ! Motion 20.3237- Réseau de téléphonie mobile. Valeurs … Continue reading Champs électromagnétiques : dangers et limites en Suisse

Cell Tower Radiation: What You Need to Know

Joel M. Moskowitz, Ph.D - 18 July 2022 Cell Tower Health Effects Federal regulations protect the public only from the thermal (i.e., heating) risk due to short-term exposure to high intensity, cell tower radiation. The Federal radio frequency exposure limits ignore the preponderance of peer-reviewed studies that has found harmful bio-effects from exposure to non-thermal … Continue reading Cell Tower Radiation: What You Need to Know

Shocking SAR Results: 90% of Canadian Smartphones Fail Safety Tests

Equipe Phonegate - 05july2022 In March 2022 after two years of waiting, the Canadian agency, Innovation, Science and Economic Development (ISED) sent to our contact, Sharon Noble, the list of test results of 90 smartphones whose SAR (Specific Absorption Rate) had been monitored between 2015 and 2021. The SAR is an indicator supposed to protect … Continue reading Shocking SAR Results: 90% of Canadian Smartphones Fail Safety Tests