Violation of
Its Cell Phone Microwave
Radiation Exposure Limit
The
inquiry
letter to the FCC from Swankin & Turner
in Washington, D.C. was
sent September 9, 2016 on behalf of the National Institute
for Science, Law
& Public Policy (NISLAPP) and the Environmental Health
Trust (EHT). Now
four months later, the FCC’s lack of reply to important
questions contained in
the letter raises serious concerns of regulatory
responsibility and competency.
The
inquiry
letter to the FCC suggests as many as 75% of
cell phones on the
market today may possibly exceed the FCC’s exposure limit of
1.6 W/kg peak
spatial Specific Absorption Rate (psSAR), due to a +/-30%
margin of error (or
uncertainty factor) in the Institute of Electrical and
Electronic Engineers
(IEEE) methodology for assessing psSAR (on which the FCC’s
exposure limits are
substantially based). Any phone with a psSAR of greater than
1.231 W/kg with
the 30% uncertainty factor could theoretically exceed the
1.6 W/kg FCC limit.
American
Brain Tumor Association Adolescent
and Young Adult Primary Brain and Central Nervous System
Tumors Diagnosed in
the United States in 2008-2012
Reports by the American Brain Tumor
Association about tumours in age group 15-39 are
biologically different from
tumours found in other age groups, and the survival rate is
worse.
“Primary brain and CNS tumors are the most
commonly occurring type of cancer in those age 15-19 years
(6.19 per 100,000
population).…
Brain and CNS tumors are the second most
commonly occurring cancer in those age 20-24 years (7.12 per
100,000.…
Brain and CNS tumors are the third most
commonly occurring cancer in those age 25-29 years (9.93 per
100,000
population).…
Brain and CNS tumors are the fourth most
commonly occurring cancer in those age 30-34 years (12.65 per
100,000 population.…”
Sobering
statistics
Testicular
and breast cancer
While brain tumours predominate among
adolescents, testicular cancer is diagnosed more frequently
in young adult
males. In Canadian males 15-29
years,
testicular cancer increased 2.7% per year between 1996 and
2005. Phones carried
in pockets may contribute, as sperm are damaged by
radiofrequency radiation
exposure from phones
in pockets and laptops.
Young women habitually carrying phones in bras are
developing characteristic breast
cancers.
Why children
absorb more microwave radiation
than adults: The consequences - L. Lloyd Morgana, Santosh
Kesarib, Devra Lee
Davis
-Children absorb more microwave radiation
(MWR) than adults.
-MWR is a Class 2B (possible) carcinogen.
-The fetus is in greater danger than children from exposure to MWR.
-The legal exposure limits have remained unchanged for decades.
-Cellphone manuals warnings and the 20 cm rule for tablets/laptops violate the “normal operating position” regulation.
-MWR is a Class 2B (possible) carcinogen.
-The fetus is in greater danger than children from exposure to MWR.
-The legal exposure limits have remained unchanged for decades.
-Cellphone manuals warnings and the 20 cm rule for tablets/laptops violate the “normal operating position” regulation.
Eye Cancer in
Children on the Rise!
I wonder if the exposure to the microwave
radiation emitting from wireless technology has anything to
do with this? Do we want to take the risk?
Date: Jan 8, 2017
Subject: French companies must now protect employees from wireless radiation
French companies will have to protect employees from electromagnetic waves
(Google translation from French)
France Inter with Yann Gallic, January 1, 2017
This is one of the novelties of January 1: companies will now have to take into consideration the issue of electromagnetic waves to which employees are exposed
Measurement of electromagnetic waves using a broad-band isotropic probe. © Sipa / Valinco
These waves are emitted especially by wireless equipment: Wi-Fi, mobile phones or tablets. It took three years for this European directive to be applied in France. A decree, published on August 6 in the Official Journal [https://www.legifrance.gouv.f
The employer must assess the risks incurred by its employee
Employees should be informed of the risks and the workplaces where they are likely to be exposed to "electromagnetic field levels exceeding the values" should be reported to them and their access be limited. The results shall be communicated to the occupational physician and the health, safety and working conditions committee or, failing that, to the staff representatives and in the event of crossing the levels, workers may be given a medical examination.
Pregnant women and employees under 18 years of age will also receive special attention. Every effort should be made to ensure that the impact of waves is the lowest.
A first step for all employees "electrosensibles"
Sophie Pelletier is an engineer and works in a public administration in the center of Paris. For six years she has hardly any working life. Electro diagnosed by doctors, it is now recognized as a disabled worker because his health has continued to deteriorate due to electromagnetic waves: "In the meeting rooms and wifi in the subway and public transportation, Throughout the week I accumulate this exposure which ends up echoing my general state, with great fatigue, and creates me troubles of the heart rhythm, memory and attention that prevent me to return to work When I'm too tired ".
Sophie Pelletier continues the sick leave. She has repeatedly requested that her position and working time be adjusted. But she has always run into the misunderstanding of her employer. "It's a disease that does not fit in the boxes," she explains, "it's complicated for the employer to arrange a number of things to allow me to keep myself properly in the job. 'I lost two thirds of my salary for several years and it annoys me because I put a damper on my career, or my health, or both at the same time.
According to estimates, in France, there are now nearly 70,000 people with électrosensibilité.
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