Gesetzentwurf zur Regelung des Schutzes vor nichtionisierender Strahlung
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Gesetzentwurf vom 27.04. 2009 zur Regelung des Schutzes vor nichtionisierender Strahlung
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By Lena Sin, Vancouver Province

May 9, 2009 9:01 PM

VANCOUVER — Una St. Clair-Moniz doesn’t want her children exposed all day to radiation emitted from wireless Internet networks used in schools.

The mother of two is among a group of Langley, B.C. parents calling for schools to err on the side of caution in the face of scientific studies that question the safety of Wi-Fi networks.

Langley is just southeast of Vancouver.

St. Clair-Moniz is now pushing for her children’s school, Langley Fine Arts School, to abandon its plans to install Wi-Fi, and stick to the old-fashioned way of using hard wires to access the Internet, instead.

“Parents are not being given any prior information of the potential risks, and they’re not being asked: Is this OK?” she said. “There’s no informed consent.”

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