Téléphone portable, enfants en danger?
rudkla - 7. Mai, 06:12
Mobile Radio (worldwide) - Mobilfunk (weltweit) Buergerwelle
Mittwoch, 7. Mai 2008
Dienstag, 6. Mai 2008
Pledge on mast study
Residents in Llanidloes have vowed to keep monitoring emissions from a mobile phone mast in the town.
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http://www.shropshirestar.com/2008/05/06/pledge-on-mast-study/
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http://www.shropshirestar.com/2008/05/06/pledge-on-mast-study/
rudkla - 6. Mai, 22:27
Montag, 5. Mai 2008
Put Masts on Hold
The Evening News has thrust the issue of mobile phone masts firmly into the public spotlight since 2000.
It has raised public awareness of the possible health risks the structures pose and fought against them being installed near homes and schools until it is proved they are safe.
David Bradford, chair of the planning committee at Norwich City Council, said of our campaign: “Although our hands are often tied by legislation, we do always try to take into account people's opinions when deciding whether to approve an application, and the Evening News has been a great support with that, it's been very useful to have their input.”
Some of the masts the Evening News campaign has helped to prevent being built include:
February 2007 - Colman Road, Norwich: Norwich City Council turned down plans for an 11.8m T-Mobile mast close to St Anne's Church.
March 2007 - Aylsham Road, Norwich: A campaign and 600 signature petition to stop a T-Mobile phone mast from being installed near a popular bikers' pub and sheltered housing ensures plans were rejected.
June 2007 - Broadland District Councillors rejected an application from T-mobile to build a 12m mast near the Blue Boar pub in Wroxham Road.
http://tinyurl.com/54wkxj
http://freepage.twoday.net/search?q=Norwich
It has raised public awareness of the possible health risks the structures pose and fought against them being installed near homes and schools until it is proved they are safe.
David Bradford, chair of the planning committee at Norwich City Council, said of our campaign: “Although our hands are often tied by legislation, we do always try to take into account people's opinions when deciding whether to approve an application, and the Evening News has been a great support with that, it's been very useful to have their input.”
Some of the masts the Evening News campaign has helped to prevent being built include:
February 2007 - Colman Road, Norwich: Norwich City Council turned down plans for an 11.8m T-Mobile mast close to St Anne's Church.
March 2007 - Aylsham Road, Norwich: A campaign and 600 signature petition to stop a T-Mobile phone mast from being installed near a popular bikers' pub and sheltered housing ensures plans were rejected.
June 2007 - Broadland District Councillors rejected an application from T-mobile to build a 12m mast near the Blue Boar pub in Wroxham Road.
http://tinyurl.com/54wkxj
http://freepage.twoday.net/search?q=Norwich
rudkla - 5. Mai, 11:15
Mobile towers cut down to size
JAYANTA BASU
Cellphone service providers can no longer install transmitters on any vacant terrace of their choice.
Deluged by complaints about cellphone towers being indiscriminately installed atop buildings in every neighbourhood, the environment department has come up with a set of guidelines for service providers.
The guidelines have been sent to cellphone companies operating across the state. The Union health ministry had issued a similar set of guidelines five years ago, which the companies chose to ignore.
“We have been receiving complaints about cellphone towers for a long time. The guidelines were prepared after we came across studies which say that radiation from these towers affects health,” environment secretary M.L. Meena said.
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http://www.telegraphindia.com/1080505/jsp/calcutta/story_9218750.jsp
Cellphone service providers can no longer install transmitters on any vacant terrace of their choice.
Deluged by complaints about cellphone towers being indiscriminately installed atop buildings in every neighbourhood, the environment department has come up with a set of guidelines for service providers.
The guidelines have been sent to cellphone companies operating across the state. The Union health ministry had issued a similar set of guidelines five years ago, which the companies chose to ignore.
“We have been receiving complaints about cellphone towers for a long time. The guidelines were prepared after we came across studies which say that radiation from these towers affects health,” environment secretary M.L. Meena said.
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http://www.telegraphindia.com/1080505/jsp/calcutta/story_9218750.jsp
rudkla - 5. Mai, 08:45
Samstag, 3. Mai 2008
Next-up news N°562
rudkla - 3. Mai, 09:27
Freitag, 2. Mai 2008
Hinweis Fernsehsendung Mona Lisa 4.5., 18.00
rudkla - 2. Mai, 23:28
Marsden, the village that mast towers are now taking over
May 2 2008 by Our Correspondent, Huddersfield Daily Examiner
I WONDER if Marsden is rapidly becoming the Communications Mast Capital of Yorkshire?
This semi-rural village sits in a natural amphitheatre in what was once a ‘box canyon’ until the arrival of the canal and railway in the early to middle years of the 19th century. It was previously cut off from Lancashire (let alone the world) except for a tortuous and dangerous packhorse trail to Rochdale.
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http://tinyurl.com/4t89hd
I WONDER if Marsden is rapidly becoming the Communications Mast Capital of Yorkshire?
This semi-rural village sits in a natural amphitheatre in what was once a ‘box canyon’ until the arrival of the canal and railway in the early to middle years of the 19th century. It was previously cut off from Lancashire (let alone the world) except for a tortuous and dangerous packhorse trail to Rochdale.
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http://tinyurl.com/4t89hd
rudkla - 2. Mai, 15:29
Mobile phone mast plans withdrawn
02 May 2008 | 06:38
RICHARD SMITH
CONTROVERSIAL plans for a mobile telephone mast in a Suffolk village were withdrawn just before a decision was due to be made.
Nearly 200 campaigners wanted Suffolk Coastal District Council to refuse permission for O2 to erect a mast on land off Valley Farm Road, Melton, near Woodbridge.
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http://tinyurl.com/4t6fbf
RICHARD SMITH
CONTROVERSIAL plans for a mobile telephone mast in a Suffolk village were withdrawn just before a decision was due to be made.
Nearly 200 campaigners wanted Suffolk Coastal District Council to refuse permission for O2 to erect a mast on land off Valley Farm Road, Melton, near Woodbridge.
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http://tinyurl.com/4t6fbf
rudkla - 2. Mai, 15:23
Legal letter to Bell dated April 28, 2008
http://groups.google.com/group/mobilfunk_newsletter/t/669934463fb99fb1
http://freepage.twoday.net/stories/4572401/
http://freepage.twoday.net/stories/4572401/
rudkla - 2. Mai, 06:20
Donnerstag, 1. Mai 2008
Resident objects to cellphone towers in West End
A West End tenant has written to Vancouver mayor Sam Sullivan to object to the installation of seven cellphone-transmission antennas on the roof of her building. In her April 24 letter to Sullivan, Tina Zanetti stated that she discovered that two separate permits had been issued to Mott Electric earlier this year without any notification to area residents about the “health hazards associated with electromagnetic radiation”.
Zanetti, a resident of 1395 Beach Avenue, noted in her letter that cellphone towers are regulated by the federal government. She accused the city of being “completely reckless” in its handling of this issue. Zanetti demanded that the mayor impose a stop-work order and immediately notify West End residents of this in writing. She also wants a notice published in a newspaper for the purpose of holding a public forum on the issue.
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http://www.straight.com/article-143887/resident-objects-cell-towers
http://omega.twoday.net/search?q=electromagnetic
Zanetti, a resident of 1395 Beach Avenue, noted in her letter that cellphone towers are regulated by the federal government. She accused the city of being “completely reckless” in its handling of this issue. Zanetti demanded that the mayor impose a stop-work order and immediately notify West End residents of this in writing. She also wants a notice published in a newspaper for the purpose of holding a public forum on the issue.
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http://www.straight.com/article-143887/resident-objects-cell-towers
http://omega.twoday.net/search?q=electromagnetic
rudkla - 1. Mai, 22:11
