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Snoshoe on
URL: https://www.es-forum.com/FCC-proposes-to-eliminate-landlines-Comments-due-April-18-tp2760828p2773086.html
You might also want to see www.microwavenews.com and read also about the beginnings of the microwave oven and how because of their lack of safety they were banned where they came from Russia.
Microwaves in your oven or on your house, they still have the same effects. March 8 article - cellphones affect brain activity, shown on PET scan.
While it usually still called nonionizing that is not correct either, it is ionizing, it only takes longer for it to occur than with highly ionizing frequencies.
~ Snoshoe
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[hidden email], "emraware" <emraware@...> wrote:
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[hidden email], "Olha" <onsokhan@> wrote:
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> > I'm new to this group and overwhelmed by what you all are writing. I joined as a result of a search on smart meters. The assertion about the evidence agains wireless tech is of interest as I am finding it hard to "prove" that WiFi can be the source of symptoms that my son and I have. Where can I find the science?
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> > Olha
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> Hi Olha,
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> Some governments health agencies are warning against Wi-Fi:
> -Germany
> -Salzburg, Austria
> -European Parliament, Health Concerns Associated with Electromagnetic Fields
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> For the science, check:
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http://www.wireless-precaution.com/main/science.php>
> There are many complaints about Wi-Fi:
> -Children in Simcoe Canada were also getting ill from Wi-Fi routers
> -Workers at France National Libary were getting sick from it and had it withdrawn.
> - BBC Panorama had a good program about Wi-Fi which is probably now on youtube somewhere.
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> Here's a good brochure:
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http://www.icems.eu/docs/EMFacts-WIFI.pdf>