Newsletter (24 January 2009)

Children and Cell Phones: Where's ICNIRP? - The Brussels shock wave - Cell phones: a wake up call - Wireless technology boom increases exposure to potentially harmful emissions - University cancer scare debunked - List of countries warning of cellphone risks for children grows - The large-scale disappearance of the humble honeybee threatens agriculture worldwide - Village dismay at mast scheme - MPs to hear of fears over mast bid - Phone mast plan unveiled - Vodafone drops mast appeal plan but is still looking in Kenilworth - Lija mayor calls for antenna’s removal - Six Bells residents to stage phone mast protest - Phone plans anger Humberston locals - Protest stops work on Vodafone mast - Fresh bid for phone mast in Barnards Green - 500 oppose Colchester phone mast plan - New phone mast ‘will put children at risk’ - Phone mast near school is rejected - Stinson split over Verizon cell tower - Protestors show anger at Six Bells mast plan - ET demonstrated a really human need - Cell Phone Carnage - WORLD RENOWNED EXPERT ISSUES DIRE WARNINGS TO RESIDENTS OF ONTARIO - Next-up News - News from Mast Sanity

Children and Cell Phones: Where's ICNIRP?

http://omega.twoday.net/stories/5467508/

The Brussels shock wave

http://omega.twoday.net/stories/5460864/

Cell phones: a wake up call

http://omega.twoday.net/stories/5458184/

Wireless technology boom increases exposure to potentially harmful emissions

http://omega.twoday.net/stories/5463162/

University cancer scare debunked

http://omega.twoday.net/stories/5467480/

List of countries warning of cellphone risks for children grows

http://omega.twoday.net/stories/5465455/