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Published Date: 07 May 2009

By Sam Chadderton

Outraged residents say they will fight plans for a mobile phone mast being put up yards from their homes.

People living on Leyland Lane were shocked when letters came through their doors informing them that a Vodafone telephone mast was to be installed in front of the Broadfield Arms pub.

Now they've joined with the pub in opposing the scheme.

The pub's manager Sandra Chester said: "We have just found out about these plans and feel it is going to be an eyesore. From the three rooms upstairs this mast will be the only thing I can see.

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http://www.leyland-guardian.co.uk/leyland/Residents-pledge-to-fight-pub.5238161.jp

by Harold Egeln (edit@brooklyneagle.net), published online 05-06-2009

Fearing Health Impacts, Park Slope And Bay Ridge Lead Fight

By Harold Egeln
Brooklyn Daily Eagle

BAY RIDGE – Cell phone tower opponents here cheered Community Board 10 when the board joined allies in Queens and Park Slope, as the City Council moves to make it tougher for cell phone companies to place towers in neighborhoods, fearing possible adverse health effects.

At a recent Board 10 meeting, the board voted to back a call for stronger federal action to curb cellular antennae and support stronger rules on telecommunication towers placements. Giving the board’s efforts a boost were a recent achievement of tower opponents in Park Slope and new legislation at City Hall.

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http://www.brooklyneagle.com/categories/category.php?category_id=27&id=28080

Antennes relais, aide aux Associations et Collectifs pour sensibiliser: Envoyez un plan avec la localisation de la BST et les axes des 3 azimuts, vous recevrez une vue satellite en très haute résolution de l'impact des faisceaux et des lobes sur les populations riveraines.

- Antennes relais exemple sensibilisation avec alerte Riverains: extension de l'existant (UMTS)

http://www.next-up.org/France/Valence_Rhone_antennes_relais.php#2

Published Date: 06 May 2009

BURNLEY councillors have blocked controversial plans for a mobile phone mast in the heart of Brunshaw after listening to concerns from residents.
At the latest meeting of Burnley Council's Development Control Committee, members refused the application, from Vodafone to install the mast in Rimington Avenue on the grounds it would affect the visual amenity of the area.

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http://www.burnleyexpress.net/burnleynews/Brunshaw-phone-mast-plan-blocked.5239009.jp

ElectronicosOnline.com Magazine - Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico

... sin embargo esta técnica puede conllevar a la contaminación por radiación electromagnética o comúnmente denominada “Electrosmog” sobre las tarjetas de ...

http://electronicosonline.com/noticias/notas.php?id=A5068_0_1_0_M

Published: Wednesday, 6th May, 2009 3:19pm

Profile by Barrhead News Reporter

GREEN LIGHT: The phone mast will be in Main Street

A MOBILE phone company has been given the green light to erect a mobile telephone mast in the centre of Barrhead.

The plans by mobile giants Vodaphone to build the mast just off Main Street were accepted by the planning board at East Renfreshire council.

The mast will be the fourth in the town, two mobile phone masts have already been built in Thomson Farm on Gateside Road and another mast was built two years ago in Sharks Industrial estate.

Three years ago East Renfrewshire council objected to plans to build a mast near to Main Street.

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http://www.barrheadnews.com/news/barrhead/articles/2009/05/06/387077-town-centre-mast-gets-the-goahead/

Wednesday, 06 May 2009

By JACKIE RUSSELL

Howick and Botany Times

NOT HERE: Geraldine Kasper talks to workers about cellphone towers at Page Point. Times photo Wayne Martin.

ASSURANCES from city councillors may do little to prevent telecommunication equipment being put into a heritage area.

Angry resident Geraldine Kasper contacted the Times when a cherry picker vehicle turned up at Page Point, Mellons Bay.

Workers told her they were testing for transmission signals and investigating options two houses away from her home, where neighbours have put up a sign protesting against cellphone towers.

“We’ve had a lot of communication from NZ Communications and we’ve been fighting this,” says Mrs Kasper.

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http://www.times.co.nz/cms/news/2009/05/masts_threaten_heritage.php

- Dossier :
- Arrêté de fermeture temporaire d'école à cause d'antennes relais d'Orange trop proches.
- Jacques Krabal, Maire de Château Thierry met en œuvre le principe de précaution.
- Motion Antennes relais du Conseil Municipal de Château Thierry (rapport BioInitiative)
- France 3: Antennes relais école Arrêt du maire application du Principe de Précaution (vidéo HD)
- Aisne TV: Antennes relais Réunion publique sur un projet d'Orange ... existant !! (reportage vidéo)

- l'Union : L'antenne relais orange émet toujours . . . L'école des Chesneaux ferme ce matin.

http://www.next-up.org/France/Aisne.php#2

May 5 2009

COUNCILLORS have joined residents in the fight against plans to erect mobile phone masts in residential areas of Nuneaton.

Vodafone UK have asked the local authority for permission for four 12-metre high telecommunication posts to be sited at Weddington Road, Croft Road, Bucks Hill and Greenmoor Road.

The Weddington mast is earmarked for a spot outside the Old Eds rugby ground, adjacent to a nursery.

Borough councillor Jeff Clarke said: “It is a concern about about these masts being located near schools or pre-schools and homes.

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http://tinyurl.com/c6n9xt

Jujuy al día - Jujuy, Argentina

Y se habla de “electro smog” a la acumulación de estas emisiones. Un
descontrol ejemplo de cómo los hombres usamos los recursos sin ninguna
planificación. ...

http://www.jujuyaldia.com.ar/politica/59243.html