CANADA - Regional district asked to set up cell policy, Salmon Arm Observer, 6th November 2014 Una St. Clair, executive director of the North Okanagan Citizens for Safe Technology Society, made this plea at the Oct. 16 board meeting. “As well as the removal of present towers from residential areas, and particularly those in Canoe where the radiation over to Sunnybrae and beyond is being intensified by water is critical,” wrote St. Clair in a request to appear before the directors. Included in her presentation were issues concerning sources of electromagnetic exposure and co-location of microwave cell towers, range extender and radio frequency collector locations, exposure risks in high-density areas, avoidance of sensitive locations and current developing health, legal and insurance aspects. Wearing a chic hat with a protective aspect, St. Clair explained she and her husband had started one of the first cell phone companies in Vancouver. “I cannot be in a microwave-laced room,” she said, noting she must wear protective shirts as well as hats because of the effects of long-term exposure. saobserver.net/news/281794581.html
Posted on: Thu, 06 Nov 2014 18:32:17 +0000
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