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- Fotos del día : 11 de Junio de 2009 - "En contra la Electropolución Imparable en Mataró y mundo"

http://www.next-up.org/divers/image_semaine1.php#1

- Frente a las operadoras Liechtenstein reafirma su voluntad de adoptar el estandar Bioinitiative de 0,6 V/m.

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By Mike Deehan

Jun. 11, 2009

City Councillor Charles Yancey offered a strong condemnation of the lack of public process involved in the placement of cell phone antennas around the neighborhoods on Tuesday. At a City Council hearing exploring the approval process two companies took before the installation of the antennas, representatives from the city’s Public Improvement Commission testified that while all legal standards were met for the devices’ placement, only one neighborhood organization in Back Bay was consulted prior to installation.

“I think city government failed in general on a number of levels. PIC is part of it,” Yancey told the Reporter after the hearing.

“You heard from the head of neighborhood services. They were totally out of the process and it would have been natural for them to have worked with the PIC to identify at least some key organizations,” with knowledge and interest in the neighborhoods,” Yancey said.

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http://www.dotnews.com/2009/cell-phone-tower-sites-stir-fuss

DAVID BALE

11 June 2009 17:00

Families are today celebrating after a controversial mobile phone mast was turned down for the second time - and campaigners vowed to fight it again if another application is submitted.

Mobile phone giant Orange's plans for a 20m phone mast on the Guardian Road Industrial Estate in Norwich were refused by Norwich City Council under delegated powers.

As reported, families in the Wensum ward had been gearing up to fight the plans after successfully defeating a similar planning application by Orange last year.

On that occasion, more than 600 signatures were collected on a petition against the mast and Norwich City Council planning officials refused the proposals on visual grounds, but the firm came back with a new application.

City councillor for Wensum ward, Ruth Makoff said: “I'm absolutely thrilled that it's been refused. It's a local triumph as people in the area fought a very hard campaign to get it turned down.

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- HLN-Be: "Un Juez prohíbe un mástil de antenas GSM a causa de riesgos para la salud"
http://www.next-up.org/Newsoftheworld/Belgique.php#3

- HLN: "Rechter verbiedt gsm-mast wegens gezondheidsrisico"
"De rechtbank heeft nu duidelijk geoordeeld dat de overheid bij de toekenning
van een stedenbouwkundige vergunning rekening moet houden met het risico
voor de gezondheid en milieuverstoring, en niet alleen met visuele aspecten."

- Reportage VTM TV: GSM-Masten te Drongen.

- Beperk de Straling: "Rechtbank v 1ste aanleg van Gent verbiedt het plaatsen van gsm-masten te Drongen"

http://www.next-up.org/Newsoftheworld/Belgique.php#2

- Jugement (Belgique): "Le Tribunal interdit la continuation des travaux d'un pylône d'antennes relais à cause du risque sanitaire"

- HLN : "Un Juge interdit un pylône d'antennes relais GSM à cause de risques pour la santé"

http://www.next-up.org/Newsoftheworld/Belgique.php#1

Jun 10 2009 by David Norbury, Mid Cheshire Chronicle

PARISH councillors, conservationists and neighbours are objecting to a scheme to heighten a T-Mobile phone mast on Green Belt land next to Belmont Hall, Great Budworth.

The operator is seeking approval to add a 5m extension to its 15m tower and to replace the six 2G antennae with three 2G and three 3G.

The Parish Council objects and says it has ‘grave concerns’ about the visual effects above the tree canopy.

The village Amenity Society agrees it would be intrusive, while neighbours at Garden Cottage, 75m from the installation, have raised health and safety issues with the proposal.

They say they are ‘seriously concerned’ about the increased health risks and point out that Cransley School is within 400m.

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- Protection mécanique contre les irradiations des antennes relais: Toiture d'une maison.
http://www.next-up.org/Newsoftheworld/Protection.php#1

Tuesday, June 09, 2009, 00:00

A GLIMMER of hope surrounds villagers' attempts to scupper plans for a mobile phone mast near a primary school.

Parents united against the application to replace the existing antennas at Forest Row Fire Station back in March.

It was approved at a Wealden District Council planning committee meeting the following month, despite objections from dozens of villagers.

But now councillors are calling upon the government to reassure residents of the alleged health risks associated with phone masts.

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http://www.thisissussex.co.uk/eastgrinstead/news/Glimmer-hope-mast-campaigners/article-1058301-detail/article.html

- Dossier "Compatibilité ÉlectroMagnétique et Incident Airbus A330 vol Qantas QF72"
- Enquête préliminaire du Bureau de la Sécurité des Transports Australiens.
- EASA - Agence Européenne de la Sécurité Aérienne: Airbus A330 et A340
- Directive d'Urgence de Sécurité
- Photos de l'intérieur de l'Airbus A330 après l'incident.
- Sains et Saufs: Les passagers non blessés après l'atterrissage d'urgence.

http://www.next-up.org/Newsoftheworld/Airbus.php#3