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Aberdeen Evening Express

Worry over site planned near to ARI

By Lynn Kernan

Published: 09/08/2008

A MOBILE phone giant wants to install new masts across Aberdeen.

Residents have hit out at one proposed site near a popular park.

Vodafone has lodged eight separate applications for equipment. Of these, six are plans for masts with transmission dishes on top... http://www.eveningexpress.co.uk/Article.aspx/777153

Was man schon immer vermutet hat.

Kinder hocken vor offenem Feuer, umgeben von Müll und nehmen Computer, Handys und anderen aus Europa stammenden Elektroschrott auseinander.

Landen hier auch die Energiesparlampen mit ihrem Quecksilber?

http://www.greenpeace.de/themen/chemie/nachrichten/artikel/computer_und_handys_vergiften_die_armen/


Helmut Langenbach
57258 Freudenberg
Tel. 02734 / 434 500
E-Mail: helmut.langenbach@online.de

Shropshire Star - Telford

Protesters were today beginning a last-ditch attempt to stop telecoms giant
Vodafone siting a mobile phone mast near their homes in Telford. ...

http://www.shropshirestar.com/2008/08/08/final-bid-to-fight-decision-on-mast/

http://groups.google.com/group/mobilfunk_newsletter/t/d984989cfd44602e



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

By Nigel Baudains

A TEMPORARY mobile phone mast in a field opposite Fort Grey is not needed, according to people living nearby.

The Airtel-Vodafone equipment was delivered to the site on Monday and installation work began yesterday.

Bella Farrell said the mast was unnecessary, unsightly and possibly unhealthy. She said she represented the many mothers who enjoyed the beach with their children.

Read More...
http://www.thisisguernsey.com/2008/08/06/mast-ugly-and-unnecessary/

3:40pm Friday 1st August 2008

A CONTROVERSIAL bid to build a new mobile phone mast in Barnards Green is back on the cards.

Mobile giant 02 has submitted an application to Malvern Hills District Council to put up a 12.5m mast with three antennas on the Six Ways Industrial Estate, in Barnards Green Road.

The mast would be made to look like a telegraph pole, and require an equipment cabinet nearby.

An application by O2 for a 15m mast on the same site in 2006 was refused after members of the public raised concerns over then visual impact, and the possible harmful effects from radiation.

Read More...
http://www.malverngazette.co.uk/news/local/3564900.New_bid_for_phone_mast_in_Green/