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rudkla - 10. Apr, 11:57
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Donnerstag, 10. April 2008
Healing resident fears on phone tower health risks
April 10, 2008
TELSTRA'S national electro magnetic energy manager Mike Wood is adamant there is no health risk from mobile phone towers.
Mr Wood was due to attend a public meeting last night to meet Banora Point residents worried about EME radiation health risks from a planned mobile phone tower on a hill above Pioneer Park, Fraser Drive.
Tweed Shire Council requires Telstra to demonstrate community consultation has occurred as part of its approvals process for the tower application.
Telstra argues the new tower will improve mobile phone and internet coverage in Banora Point.
Banora Point residents led by Kevin Moloney have provided more than 150 letters of objection against the tower and held anti-tower rallies.
Mr Moloney has argued other countries have tightened up restrictions on phone towers due to concern about cancer risks.
He has pointed out that the NSW government aims to restrict the towers near schools.
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http://www.tweednews.com.au/storydisplay.cfm?storyid=3769109
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TELSTRA'S national electro magnetic energy manager Mike Wood is adamant there is no health risk from mobile phone towers.
Mr Wood was due to attend a public meeting last night to meet Banora Point residents worried about EME radiation health risks from a planned mobile phone tower on a hill above Pioneer Park, Fraser Drive.
Tweed Shire Council requires Telstra to demonstrate community consultation has occurred as part of its approvals process for the tower application.
Telstra argues the new tower will improve mobile phone and internet coverage in Banora Point.
Banora Point residents led by Kevin Moloney have provided more than 150 letters of objection against the tower and held anti-tower rallies.
Mr Moloney has argued other countries have tightened up restrictions on phone towers due to concern about cancer risks.
He has pointed out that the NSW government aims to restrict the towers near schools.
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http://www.tweednews.com.au/storydisplay.cfm?storyid=3769109
http://omega.twoday.net/search?q=health+risk
http://omega.twoday.net/search?q=cancer
rudkla - 10. Apr, 11:02
Fuzzy reception greets proposed antenna facility
By OLU ALEMORU, Staff Writer
10.APR.08
Residents of South L.A. neighborhoods win delay over fears about possible ill effects of telecommunications devices.
Residents in the Windsor Hills/View Park community are celebrating for the moment, after Los Angeles planning officials delayed the planned installation of a cell phone antenna facility across the street from a nursery school.
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10.APR.08
Residents of South L.A. neighborhoods win delay over fears about possible ill effects of telecommunications devices.
Residents in the Windsor Hills/View Park community are celebrating for the moment, after Los Angeles planning officials delayed the planned installation of a cell phone antenna facility across the street from a nursery school.
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http://tinyurl.com/3jml8n
rudkla - 10. Apr, 08:36
Mittwoch, 9. April 2008
Residents celebrate phone-mast victory
10:54 - 09 April 2008
VIGILANT residents are celebrating after winning the first local victory against a phone mast firm.
Their diligence paid off when it came to persuading the planning inspector to dismiss the Orange phone company's appeal for an eight-foot mast in Gurney Court Road at its junction with Sandpit Lane in St Albans.
The residents had used the fact that the Y-junction was an accident blackspot and was used by the police for mobile speed cameras and a hard-standing had been put there for that purpose.
Campaigner Richard Morgan of Gurney Court Road said: "Once we informed the police of the mast plan they wrote to the inspector objecting on the grounds that a mast and its cabinet would obscure the sightlines they needed for their cameras.
"This was what won the day for us but unfortunately Orange won't go away. They are likely to come back and try again close by."
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http://tinyurl.com/5t4ls9
VIGILANT residents are celebrating after winning the first local victory against a phone mast firm.
Their diligence paid off when it came to persuading the planning inspector to dismiss the Orange phone company's appeal for an eight-foot mast in Gurney Court Road at its junction with Sandpit Lane in St Albans.
The residents had used the fact that the Y-junction was an accident blackspot and was used by the police for mobile speed cameras and a hard-standing had been put there for that purpose.
Campaigner Richard Morgan of Gurney Court Road said: "Once we informed the police of the mast plan they wrote to the inspector objecting on the grounds that a mast and its cabinet would obscure the sightlines they needed for their cameras.
"This was what won the day for us but unfortunately Orange won't go away. They are likely to come back and try again close by."
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http://tinyurl.com/5t4ls9
rudkla - 9. Apr, 12:44
Anger over plan for mobile phone mast next to nature reserve
By Verity Ward
RESIDENTS have voiced their anger over plans to site a phone mast next to a South Tyneside nature reserve.
Mobile phone company O2 has made an application to the council to build a mast in Sunniside Lane, Cleadon, which leads on to Cleadon Hills.
However, ward councillors and residents say they want the plans to be thrown out.
Conservative Coun Jeff Milburn said: "It's ridiculous putting it in the location they want. This site is entirely inappropriate.
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http://www.shieldsgazette.com/news/Anger-over-plan-for-mobile.3960086.jp
RESIDENTS have voiced their anger over plans to site a phone mast next to a South Tyneside nature reserve.
Mobile phone company O2 has made an application to the council to build a mast in Sunniside Lane, Cleadon, which leads on to Cleadon Hills.
However, ward councillors and residents say they want the plans to be thrown out.
Conservative Coun Jeff Milburn said: "It's ridiculous putting it in the location they want. This site is entirely inappropriate.
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http://www.shieldsgazette.com/news/Anger-over-plan-for-mobile.3960086.jp
rudkla - 9. Apr, 12:40
Dienstag, 8. April 2008
NeuroSpin, IRM, Cerveau, Stress et Micro-Ondes
rudkla - 8. Apr, 23:05
Montag, 7. April 2008
France National Library gives-up WiFi
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http://www.next-up.org/pdf/FranceNationalLibraryGivesUpWiFi07042008.pdf
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rudkla - 7. Apr, 18:06
Ruler talks are sought
Last Updated: Monday 07 Apr, 2008
Concerned parents at Dubai British School in The Springs said yesterday they are going to approach Sheikh Mohammed’s office in a bid to have an unwanted mobile phone mast removed from next to their childrens’ playground.
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http://www.7days.ae/en/2008/04/07/ruler-talks-are-sought.html
http://freepage.twoday.net/search?q=school+mast
Concerned parents at Dubai British School in The Springs said yesterday they are going to approach Sheikh Mohammed’s office in a bid to have an unwanted mobile phone mast removed from next to their childrens’ playground.
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http://www.7days.ae/en/2008/04/07/ruler-talks-are-sought.html
http://freepage.twoday.net/search?q=school+mast
rudkla - 7. Apr, 05:42
Samstag, 5. April 2008
Colwood urged to retest towers
Growing number of transmitters a health risk, resident maintains
Bill Cleverley, Times Colonist
Published: Saturday, April 05, 2008
A Colwood committee is recommending the city conduct its own testing to determine the extent of electromagnetic radiation being emitted from two FM and cell towers on Triangle Mountain.
"We need to find out what we're being exposed to. We don't know," Bexhill Place resident Sharon Noble told Colwood's administration committee yesterday.
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http://www.canada.com/victoriatimescolonist/news/capital_van_isl/story.html?id=89d0c543-e9fd-4e79-8844-a80ad793971a&k=34858
Bill Cleverley, Times Colonist
Published: Saturday, April 05, 2008
A Colwood committee is recommending the city conduct its own testing to determine the extent of electromagnetic radiation being emitted from two FM and cell towers on Triangle Mountain.
"We need to find out what we're being exposed to. We don't know," Bexhill Place resident Sharon Noble told Colwood's administration committee yesterday.
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http://www.canada.com/victoriatimescolonist/news/capital_van_isl/story.html?id=89d0c543-e9fd-4e79-8844-a80ad793971a&k=34858
rudkla - 5. Apr, 12:28
Mobile phone companies keep records of their customers' "cell data"
The John Harris files
Guardian - UK
Mobile phone companies keep records of their customers' "cell data" - the
rough locations from which calls are made and text messages sent,
established on ...
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2008/apr/05/privacy
Guardian - UK
Mobile phone companies keep records of their customers' "cell data" - the
rough locations from which calls are made and text messages sent,
established on ...
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2008/apr/05/privacy
rudkla - 5. Apr, 08:44
