What can we do? A major form of electrosmog pollution has been named a carcinogen by the National Toxicology Program, National Institute of Health, USA.
Electrosmog pollution in the form of cell phone radiation, is now officially
What can we do? A major form of electrosmog pollution has been named a carcinogen by the National Toxicology Program, National Institute of Health, USA.
Electrosmog pollution in the form of cell phone radiation, is now officially associated with the development of cancer, according to the results of a $25 million dollar National Toxicology Program (NTP) study released May 27th, 2016. The Center for Electrosmog Prevention points out this type of non-ionizing radiation is the same as microwave radiofrequency (rf) radiation, the kind emitted by cell towers, wifi, smart utility meters, “smart” parking meters, home security systems, baby monitors, solar systems, wifi-enabled computers, and other wireless devices. Microwave rf radiation is harmful to living beings regardless of its source. In 2011, the World Health Organization (WHO) categorized non-ionizing (rf radiation) as a Class 2b Carcinogen (possible carcinogens), along with DDT and other toxic substances. WHO scientists called for it to be on a higher list of known carcinogens but WHO appeared to cave in to pressure from industry, which seeks to portray it as safe. We must limit, not expand, public exposure to rf radiation. Current federal (FCC) guidelines for non-ionizing radiation are based on obsolete industry studies, allowing levels of non-ionizing radiation to be 3 million times higher than those recommended by independent scientists and experts.
An immediate moratorium must occur on expansion or building of more cell towers, installation of smart utility and parking meters, wifi in medical facilities