Antenne als Risikoherd

Text: Otto Hostettler

Ausgabe: 24/07

Also doch: Die Nähe zu Handyantennen macht Kälber krank, wie eine neue Studie der Uni Zürich zeigt. Nun fordert ein betroffener Bauer Schadenersatz von Mobilfunkanbieter Orange.

Sonderbares spielte sich im Stall des Winterthurer Bauern Hans Sturzenegger ab, seit Orange auf dem Dach eine Handyantenne in Betrieb genommen hatte: Innert sieben Jahren kamen auffällig häufig blinde oder halbblinde Kälber zur Welt. Sie hatten einen so genannten nuklearen Katarakt, eine Art grauer Star. Zudem gab es immer wieder deformierte oder tote Kälber.

Weiter unter...
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Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Philadelphia, the city of brotherly love has it. Many in San Francisco want it...

Wireless broadband Internet access (WiFi) seems too good to be true. At relatively low cost, anyone can get on the Internet anywhere in a city. All the city needs to do is install WiFi antennas.

An argument in favor of citywide WiFi is that it will reduce the digital divide: the poorer you are, the more limited your access to the Internet and its information resources. Cities like Philadelphia and San Francisco are actively trying to close the digital divide. One option is WiFi.

Yet in weighing the options, virtually nothing is heard about the potential health risks. Saturating an entire city with WiFi adds to the existing burden of nonionizing radiation. That burden, called electrosmog by some, consists of long-term exposure to low-level concentrations of nonionizing radiation from familiar sources like radio and TV signals, electronic and electrical devices, and the ubiquitous cell phone.

Read More...
http://wifi-antennaguide.blogspot.com/2009/11/wifi-blues.html


Informant: Martin Weatherall



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