Lowenberg said that the future of broadband depends on coordinated research at both the microscopic, cellular level and at the macroscopic, environmental level. “Nobody is looking at electromagnetic environment as a part of our ecosystem, not as a whole system,” he said, which is why he has proposed an exemplary project called “Mapping the Information Eco-System of the Colorado Plateau,” to get a grip on the major issues in the Four Corners region before they run away on their own. The Santa Fe Wi-Fi community has been inspired by the latest surge of interest in electromagnetic hypersensitivity. The latest article on Green Bank was posted on the group’s list serve and drew some sympathetic comments. “I just think it’s wonderful that there’s a place where electrosensitive people can find solace,” said Jane Hill, owner of Cyber Mesa Telecom, a Santa Fe Internet provider. Steve Ross, an editor at Broadband Communities Magazine, cited a dearth of double blind challenge tests that support electrosensitivity, but he was also “willing to bet there are some people who are sensitive to some frequencies.”... santafenewmexican/news/health_and_science/research-on-electromagnetic-hypersensitivity-sparse/article_e148d93b-91a1-5984-a3d5-f4713a8faad0.html VETO (Veto Energex Towers Organisation) Logan Albert Conservation Association
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