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Passports with biometric data to be tested by several nations
One of the basic forms of personal identification, the passport, is on the verge of taking on a new, high-tech identity. A number of countries are about to start trials of passports and visas that incorporate... ...
TETRA: A Critical Overview into the death of Officer Neil Dring
Important report on the UK Tetra health issue I'm not sure to what extent the Tetra microwave communication system is being introduced into Australia but the following report certainly is cause for concern. Don... ...
The tiny chip that can do just about everything
by DAVID TICOLL From Thursday's Globe and Mail Ten years ago, few imagined how pervasive the Net would be, let alone how it would change commerce, culture and communication. Today it's RFID (radio frequency... ...
Industry Rules RF Controlling Research, Setting Standards and Spinning History
If you had any doubts that the wireless industry is in total control of the RF health debate, you need only to have gone to the workshop held at the FCC's Washington headquarters on June 28. By the end... ...
Death at sea
Marc S. Kaufman This article appeared in Ode issue: 15 Evidence is mounting that Navy sonar tests seriously harm whales and porpoises. From his tropical hideaway, a veteran marine biologist works to stop... ...
Mobile Phones and Children: Is Precaution Warranted?
RNCNIRP vs. the Health Council of the Netherlands over children & mobile phones The following letter to the editor of Bioelectromagnetics is from Youri Grigoriev, the Russian National Committee on... ...
Low-lying Dutch fear rising seas
Global warming and rising oceans will have an "unthinkable" effect on the Netherlands where half the population lives below sea level, said Dutch Environment Minister Pieter van Geel... http://www.enn.co m/news/2004-07-02/s_25491. asp ...
Nuclear Power 'Can't Stop Climate Change'
by Geoffrey Lean Published on Saturday, June 26, 2004 by the lndependent/UK Nuclear power cannot solve global warming, the international body set up to promote atomic energy admits today. The International... ...
US has secret prisons : US accused of worldwide network of secret prisons
Rights group http://www.rnw.nl/n ews/news.html#4049195 US accused of worldwide network of secret prisons Radio Netherlands Hilversum, Friday 18 June 2004 03:45 UTC Human Rights Watch says the United States... ...
European voters batter governing parties
06/13/04 Seattle Times European voters punished leaders in Britain, Italy and the Netherlands for getting involved in Iraq and turned their ire on the war's chief opponents in Germany and France over... ...