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EMFSA August 2025 Newsletter reports on the U.S. Probe Into MTN: MTN, a major pan-African telecom established in South Africa in 1994, is under a U.S. Department of Justice grand jury investigation relating to its former Afghan subsidiary and stake in Irancell. The company is fully cooperating with authorities. MTN’s half-year 2025 financial report confirms...
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Image: Cape Town Sunset EMFSA Image: Key words in this month’s newsletter. Read our newsletter at: https://mailchi.mp/emfsa/enforcement-monitoring-compliance-configuration-data-transparency
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Photo by redcharlie | @redcharlie1 on Unsplash Comments submitted by EMFSA in 2022: The bill is important to us because we are concerned about increasing pollution caused by ionizing and non ionizing radiation, as well as light pollution. We support this very important bill, however we have some concerns and suggestions: There is a lack...
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What is Radon and How are We Exposed to It? https://www.iaea.org/newscenter/news/what-is-radon-and-how-are-we-exposed-to-it
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Source: https://mybroadband.co.za/news/science/323124-urgent-action-needed-on-radioactive-gas-levels-in-south-african-homes.html The National Nuclear Regulator has warned that South Africa must urgently start to monitor the levels of radioactive radon gas in local homes to protect its citizens. Radon is a radioactive gas that forms naturally when uranium, thorium, or radium – which are radioactive metals – break down in rocks, soil, and groundwater. In South Africa, there...
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Our September 2019 Newsletter can be viewed at: https://mailchi.mp/7fbfa35f0406/emfnews
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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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