Month

September 2019
26
Sep

Stop 5G Georges River Community Awareness Event Sept 2019

September 26, 2019
A community awareness event held in Kogarah for the Stop 5G Georges River Action Group, aimed at informing local communities about the urgent health and safety concerns around the current rollout of 5G and associated wireless technologies. All slides and content contained in this video are the intellectual property of each of the three expert...
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24
Sep

Lawyers Will Have Field Day with 5G’s Monolithic Cores

September 24, 2019
   BY OSVALDO COELHO September 24, 2019 Operators and vendors planning to build 5G with monolithic cores need to consult their legal departments. The issues of monolithic cores are many. Owing to 5G ubiquitousness and its impact on society, regulators are going to request a 5G monolithic core have a “Black Box” similar to what...
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24
Sep

Estimation of radon potential through measurement of uranium concentrations in granite geology

September 24, 2019
Jacques Bezuidenhout Faculty of Military Science, Stellenbosch University, Stellenbosch, South Africa ABSTRACT The geology of an area can be used as a predictor for radon potential. Granite rock typically contains a high concentration of uranium and subsequent elevated emanation of radon gas. The geology of the western part of the Western Cape Province in South...
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24
Sep

Lean ICT – Towards Digital Sobriety – The Shift Project

September 24, 2019
Report: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CFFQh0fmtOvGoIl1bw6URoW9rSLyZiB9/view Digital sobriety’ can halt tech-fuelled global warming, says report 5 March 2019 By Michael Le Page Our tech addiction is cooking the planet. The manufacture and use of smartphones, computers and TVs will produce 4 per cent of global greenhouse gas emissions by 2020 and 8 per cent by 2025. That is the conclusion of a...
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23
Sep

The Dangers of Wireless Tech: My Journey from Skepticism to Conviction

September 23, 2019
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23
Sep

Rally speakers present concerns over 5G technology

September 23, 2019
By Meghan Balogh, The Kingston Whig-Standard Published on: September 23, 2019 KINGSTON – Dozens gathered outside City Hall to rally against new wireless technology that members of the group Kingstonians for Safe Technology say could have negative health effects, and which they do not want to see established in their community. The rally on Saturday morning...
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22
Sep

Effect of electromagnetic field exposure on the transcription of repetitive DNA elements in human cells

September 22, 2019
Brunella Del Re, Ferdinando Bersani & Gianfranco Giorgi (2019) Effect of electromagnetic field exposure on the transcription of repetitive DNA elements in human cells, Electromagnetic Biology and Medicine, DOI: 10.1080/15368378.2019.1669634 Abstract Repetitive DNA (RE-DNA) was long thought to be silent and inert; only recent research has shown that it can be transcribed and that transcription alteration can be induced by...
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21
Sep

Putting the Cart Before the Horse – The FCC’s “5G First, Safety Second” Policy

September 21, 2019
To read the full article please see the pdf link: 40925_CATALANO ET AL-SEPT-OCT 2019 ML – 5G ARTICLE – 9-3-2019
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21
Sep

Conference on the Precautionary Principle in Bielefeld, Oct. 14-15, 2019

September 21, 2019
Electromagnetic fields (EMFs): Dr. Theodore Metsis, Athens, Greece & David Gee Brunel University, London, UK Tuesday the 15th of October. PP-Conference-Bielefeld_web_Aug27
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20
Sep

Malta and 5G: Prof. Charmaine Gauci

September 20, 2019
In an article by Tim Diacono (September 18, 2019 in Lovin Malta), Prof. Charmaine Gauci is quoted. She is the Superintendent of Public Health. Prof. Charmaine Gauci: ‘More health studies are needed before Malta introduces 5G technology”. In comments to Lovin Malta about the technology, Prof. Charmaine Gauci cited the World Health Organisation and the Scientific Committee...
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