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By Liz Neely
UNION-TRIBUNE STAFF WRITER

April 24, 2008

El Cajon and La Mesa residents vowed this week to fight a cellular phone company's plan to install a wireless antenna in their Fletcher Hills neighborhood.

T-Mobile wants to build what's called a wireless communications facility at 2053 Wedgemere Road. The project includes a 30-foot-tall wireless antenna that would be disguised in a fake chimney attached to a two-story home. A 200-square-foot structure in the backyard would hold the wireless equipment.

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http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/metro/20080424-9999-1ez24wedge.html

Published Date: 24 April 2008

By Kelly Felstead

Determined ... Newmarket College students, led by sixth-former Tristan Pithers, are protesting against the 02 phone mast close to their school. www.photostoday.co.uk N080421002

STUDENTS at Newmarket College have started their own fight against a controversial mobile phone mast put up near the school.

Head boy Tristan Pithers launched a petition on Monday in protest at the 30ft mast, which went up in Exning Road in February following a council blunder.

More than 100 pupils and staff have already signed the petition, which will eventually be sent to Forest Heath Council and mast operator 02 urging them to take it down.

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http://www.newmarketjournal.co.uk/news/Students-in-fight-against-phone.4012614.jp

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Mobile firm in mast move

MOBILE phone company 02 has agreed to look for a new site for one of its masts.

Talks have started with the aim of finding an alternative site for the phone mast outside Newmarket College.

But even if a suitable new location is found for the mast there will need to be further talks about who will pay for moving it and its associated equipment.

The cost could be £150,000.

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http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/cn_news_home/DisplayArticle.asp?ID=315373

Mobile phone company O2 has failed in its attempts to put up a phone mast in Pevensey Bay. Wealden District Council dismissed an appeal by O2 after its original planning application was turned down in August 2007.

Planning inspector Elizabeth Lawrence made a visit to the site on Eastbourne Road and concluded the 12.5 metre mast would 'seriously and unacceptably harm the character and appearance of the area'.

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http://www.eastbourneherald.co.uk/news/Mast-bid-fails.4008489.jp

By Jill Harding

RESIDENTS of Campbell Road are celebrating after plans to erect a mobile phone mast in front of Leehurst Swan school were rejected by the council.

At a meeting last Thursday, Salisbury City Area Committee threw out the application for a 12-metre phone mast by mobile phone company Orange.

The decision has delighted people living in the area who staged a protest demonstrating against the plans, claiming there would be a health risk to children attending the schools nearby.

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http://www.thisiswiltshire.co.uk/news/headlines/display.var.2218477.0.phone_mast_victory_for_residents.php



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DAVID BALE

23 April 2008 07:00

Residents of Lloyd Road and Fakenham Road in Taverham celebrating the T-Mobile mobile phone mast being taken down - 15 years after it was installed. Photo: Angela Sharpe.

Families who have been campaigning for more than a decade to rid a street near their homes of a mobile phone mast are celebrating after it was finally taken down.

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South Western Rural Advertiser - Sydney, NSW, Australia

"The concerns arise from possible adverse effects of electromagnetic fields
on human health, especially that of young children. ...

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http://omega.twoday.net/search?q=electromagnetic

ScienceDaily (Mar. 6, 2008) — Carnegie Mellon University scientists have shown that just listening to a cell phone while driving is a significant distraction, and it causes drivers to commit some of the same types of driving errors that can occur under the influence of alcohol.

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http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/03/080305104905.htm


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