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The science has already warned us in strong terms that mobile phone has adverse effect on our health for its emission of electro-magnetic radiation each time we receive a call signal. Just imagine if one single unit of mobile set can cause bad effect on our health in due course of time, then what would be the consequence of bombardment of signal impulses which lead to ceaseless emission of electromagnetic radiation in greater density by transmitting tower near our residences.

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http://www.morungexpress.com/letters_to_the_editor/3124.html

Essex Echo - Basildon, Essex, UK

By Steve Hackwell

RESIDENTS and politicians who thought they had won a campaign to stop the erection of a mobile phone mast have been left stunned after ...

http://www.echo-news.co.uk/news/3647876.Phone_mast_that_was_turned_down_goes_up_anyway/

Regulars | 5 September, 2008

LANDOWNERS tempted to allow mobile phone masts to be erected on their property have been warned the long-term disadvantages may outweigh any short-term gain.

Mike Noble, conveyancing property partner for Midlands law firm MFG Solicitors and head of the firm’s Telecoms Unit, said landowners could find the benefits of rent were outweighed by subsequent curbs on the scope for long-term development of land around the mast.

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http://www.farmersguardian.com/story.asp?sectioncode=43&storycode=21103

Coastal Post - Bolinas, CA, USA

We could just import more food, but with honeybees dying on a similar scale around the world, our global food production is far from secure...

http://www.coastalpost.com/08/09/05.html



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Residents and councillors are celebrating after plans for a controversial phone mast were turned down – despite officers' recommendations.

Derbyshire Dales planning officers wanted the application by Telefonica O2 UK for a 20-metre tower at Farley Hill in Matlock to be granted.

However, district councillors rejected the recommendations at a meeting on Tuesday and voted for refusal on the grounds the mast would have a detrimental impact on the landscape.

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http://www.matlockmercury.co.uk/news/Protest-victory-as-mast-scheme.4454149.jp

Ben Turner

3/ 9/2008

ANGRY Tytherington residents are bracing themselves for a second new phone mast near their homes in as many years.

Vodafone follow T-Mobile in planning a mobile phone "base station" on Manchester Road, a short distance from Marlborough primary and Tytherington high schools.

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http://www.macclesfield-express.co.uk/news/s/1065162_residents_anger_at_second_phone_mast



http://freepage.twoday.net/search?q=school+mast

By Colin Hutton

DELIGHTED: Archie McDowall lives next to two masts and believes a review is “encouraging”

Survey prompts Government action

MEMBERS of a community blighted by an “excessive” amount of phone masts are delighted that planning guidelines for the towers are to be reviewed.

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http://www.clydebankpost.co.uk/articles/1/27971

Published Date: 03 September 2008

By sue irving

RESIDENTS in Wisbech's Waterlees Road area are shocked to see work start on a phone mast they thought had been rejected at the planning stage.
In 2005, residents fought what they thought was a successful battle to stop phone giant Vodafone from building a 12 metre-high mast on the grassy area east of Waterlees Road and west of Lynn Road.

Residents understood permission was turned down in February 2006 but it has transpired the mast can go ahead because Fenland Council did not say it was refusing the application when it asked for more information.

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http://www.fenlandcitizen.co.uk/news/Red-tape-blunder-over-phone.4448324.jp