Children are more sensitive to environmental contaminants
and that includes RFR. Their smaller bodies proportionally
absorb more RFR than adult bodies. The Stewart Report (UK
2000) recommended that children not use cell phones except
for emergencies. Many countries including France, the United
Kingdom, Russia, Japan, Germany, Israel, India, Austria and
Belgium have all issued public health warnings regarding
children and have placed limitations on cell phone use, WIFI
in schools and even changed EMR regulations...See
http://thepeoplesinitiative.org///Home_Page.html
WARNINGS
CONCLUSIONS AND WARNINGS
Scientists, doctors and governmental agencies worldwide have
issued warnings, restrictions and resolutions urging
limiting exposure to EMF/RF. Due to the numbers of people
suffering from symptoms of EHS, medical doctors and
scientists have issued resolutions stating that there is a
more sensitive population to RFR and that antennas should
not be sited near homes, schools and hospitals. These run
from the Vienna Resolution in 1998 through to the Porto
Alegre Resolution in 2009.
In 2009 three U.S. Governors, of Florida, Connecticut and
Colorado, declared Electrohypersensitivty Awareness months.
In May, 2009 the LA Unified School District, which restricts
cell towers on school property passed a resolution
attempting to restrict antennas near school property and in
April, 2009, the EU Parliament adopted, by 559 votes to 22,
with 8 abstentions, a resolution on health concerns
associated with electromagnetic fields (EMFs) which includes
criteria for setting up [Cell Towers] and high-voltage power
lines. They state: “In this context, it is important to
ensure at least that schools, crèches [nursery schools],
retirement homes, and health care institutions are kept
clear, within a specific distance determined by scientific
criteria, of facilities of this type.
The Vancouver School Board (VSB) passed a resolution in
January 2005 that prohibits construction of cellular
antennas within 1000 feet (305 m) from school property.
Palm Beach County, Florida, the city and county of Los
Angeles, California, and New Zealand have all prohibited
cell phone base stations and antennas near schools due to
safety concerns. The decision not to place cell antennas
near schools is based on the likelihood that children are
more susceptible to this form of radiation.
In January 2008, the National Research Council (NRC), an arm
of the National Academy of Sciences and the National Academy
of Engineering, issued a report saying that we simply do not
know enough about the potential health risks of long-term
exposure to RF energy from cell phones themselves, cell
towers, television towers, and other components of our
communications system. The scientists who prepared the
report emphasized, in particular, the unknown risks to the
health of children, pregnant women, and fetuses as well as
of workers whose jobs entail high exposure to RF
(radiofrequency) energy.
The report called for long-term safety studies on all
wireless devices including cell phones, computers, and cell
phone towers and states: Wireless networks are being built
very rapidly, and many more base station antennas are being
installed. A crucial research need is to characterize
radiated electromagnetic fields for typical multiple-element
base station antennas and for the highest radiated power
conditions with measurements conducted during peak hours of
the day at locations close to the antennas as well as at
ground level.
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