Tag: ICNIRP

Conflict of Interest: the Wireless Industry and ICNIRP

Posted: July 5, 2011

July 5, 2011. Who to believe? Ironically, two reports published days apart have totally different takes on whether or not microwave radiation is harmful. Both are review articles but that is where the similarity ends. In one publication… Read More

Category: Cancer, Microwave Radiation, Mobile Phones

Tags: conflict of interest, IARC, ICNIRP

International Experts’ Perspective on the Health Effects of Electromagnetic Fields (EMF) and Electromagnetic Radiation (EMR).

by magda

Updated: July 8, 2018

June 11, 2011 (updated as of July 2018). Below are some of the key resolutions, appeals, and declarations released by expert scientific groups around the world since 1998, regarding the biological and health effects of both low frequency electromagnetic… Read More

Category: Antennas & Towers, Cancer, Dirty Electricity, ElectroSensitivity, Electrosmog Exposure, EMF Organizations, Environmental Health, Ground Current/Stray Voltage, Home Environment, Microwave Radiation, Mobile Phones, Power Lines, Schools, Smart Meters, WiFi & WiMax

Tags: appeals, Benevento Resolution, bioinitiative report, Boston, Catania Resolution, Freiburg Appeal, Frieburger, Helsinki Appeal, IARC, ICNIRP, IDEA, international appeals resolutions, PACE, Porto Alegre Resolution, resolutions, RNCNIRP, Salzburg Resolution, Seletun Statement, Stewart Report, Venice Resolution, Vienna Resolution, WHO

May 2011: A month in review-IARC, WHO radio frequency possible human carcinogen; PACE dangers of electromagnetic fields

by magda

Posted: June 5, 2011

May 2011. A Month in Review. A lot has happened during the month of May in the EMR arena. 1. Scientists with strong Industry ties no longer tolerated as “experts” on International Panel. It is well know that… Read More

Category: Cancer, Environmental Health, Microwave Radiation, Mobile Phones, Power Lines, Schools, Smart Meters, WiFi & WiMax

Tags: bees, class 2B carcinogen, Favre, IARC, ICNIRP, Johansson, John Weigel, PACE, Panagopoulos, Queen's university, Sasco, sperm, WHO