3G debate in Denmark Friends Now the 3G matter is really escalating here in Denmark. As said, I was in the television last night for the second time this week. All the newspapers have written about it every day and the radio television news broadcast. One of the largest newspapers, that started the major breakthrough, has now assigned 2 more journalists to this subject. They had interviews with Ole Johansson and Michael Kundi. Thank you …

Denmark - we won Friends This morning on the Danish radio from the news broadcast: About the recent report from the 2 ministeries of Health and of Telecommunication, stating that 3G mobile phones and masts are harmless: Consumer organisation says the report is to be criticized heavily. No scientists with a real knowledge of the matter were involved. It was written by ministerial employees and clearly ordered by the mobile telephone …

3 G - Debate on television Friends, Thank you for your support and advice. As to the debate: I think it went very well, judging from the many reactions I got afterwards. In the following days things have exploded and I have received numerous calls from worried persons. Now people are getting aware of all the 3G masts. I get very sad when a husband tells me that his wife is …

Mobile phone Class Action Lawsuit in the USA Portable radio-damaged citizens of the Federal Republic of Germany have now the possibility of suing portable radio operators via the USA for payment of damages and/or compensations in Germany. The principle is simple: Several plaintiffs are litigating representatively for a group of further concerned. The met decision applies to everyone, the gained sum is divided. Possible is a complaint in the …

School sued for installing a wireless computer network Crain's Chicago Business, October 9, 2003 October 09, 2003 Oak Park school sued over Wi-Fi Parents cite health risks from radio waves (Reuters) A pioneering elementary school district outside Chicago has been sued for installing a wireless computer network by parents worried that exposure to the …

  Denmark awake Friends, Some time ago I told you about the public debate that started in Denmark on basestations. Now two months later it has spread all over the country. It has been covered extensively in all the largest newspapers in full-page articles, even by those newspapers that are most friendly towards industry, and in many radio and television broadcasts. Now the first Danish television channel is …

  Are microwaves addictive? The following  article appeared in today's local newspaper and I would like to pose a question to this list - Is there any evidence to suggest that microwave exposure  from mobile phone use may be addictive, such as stimulating a release of endorphins for instance? Don Maisch Text addicts in for detox The Mercury (Tasmania) …

More on dementia & EMF exposure Alzheimer Dis Assoc Disord. 2003 Jul-Sep;17(3):139-45. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov:80/entrez/query.fcgi?db=PubMed&cmd=Display&dopt=pubmed_ pubmed&from_uid=14512826> Risk factors for Alzheimer disease: a population-based case-control study in Istanbul, Turkey. Harmanci H, …

Life of GaiaThis miniseries is dedicated to our planet earth, so we may better appreciate how she lives and sustains all creatures large and small, that we may learn to dance to the complex rhythms of her life music without stopping her in her tracks. Space …