Health concerns arise over wireless Internet in schools
BY KIRK STARRATT
The Advertiser
NovaNewsNow.com
She has advocated against cell phone technology in the past. Now a Wolfville woman is trying to keep wireless Internet from being installed in local schools her children attend out of concern for their health.
Barb Lake, who has been forced to move five times in three years to escape the negative health effects she and her family members have experienced due to exposure to electromagnetic radiation from cellphone transmissions, said it has been an ongoing request of hers since 2002 that her children’s teachers leave their cellphones in their desks turned off.
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The Advertiser
NovaNewsNow.com
She has advocated against cell phone technology in the past. Now a Wolfville woman is trying to keep wireless Internet from being installed in local schools her children attend out of concern for their health.
Barb Lake, who has been forced to move five times in three years to escape the negative health effects she and her family members have experienced due to exposure to electromagnetic radiation from cellphone transmissions, said it has been an ongoing request of hers since 2002 that her children’s teachers leave their cellphones in their desks turned off.
Read More...
http://www.novanewsnow.com/article-126386-Health-concerns-arise-over-wireless-Internet-in-schools.html
http://freepage.twoday.net/search?q=Wi-Fi
http://omega.twoday.net/search?q=Wi-Fi
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