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More on EMR – universal wifi and smart meters

05/10/2013 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  1 Comment

A few more little electro snippets....... Warning to Londoners: Led by Camden, Hounslow, Barnet, Wandsworth, Medway, Merton and Ealing councils are all negotiating deals to install free wifi access via council infrastructure such as lamp posts. Your street will be alive.... …

Category: Electrosensitivity, Environmental IssuesTag: class action over smart meters in Canada, Germany rejects EU advice on roll out of smart meters, lamp posts in city of London wifi enabled, recycling bins are wifi enabled, universal wifi access, wifi, Wifi in London boroughs to in enabled via lamposts

Thomas Ball, photographer

30/03/2013 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  Leave a Comment

It is purely down to Thomas Ball, who is neither electrosensitive nor has any particular connection with anyone who is, that today's excellent article by Nicholas Blincoe on electrosensitivity appeared in the Guardian Weekend. He became interested in the condition a couple of …

Category: Electrosensitivity, Environmental IssuesTag: cordless telephones, Dr James Rubin, Dr. Olle Johansson, electromagnetic hypersensitivity, electromagnetic radiation, Electrosensitivity, electrosensitivity sufferers, Faraday cage, fluorescent lights, Guardian Weekend, low energy light bulbs, mobile phone radiation Class 2b carcinogen, Nicholas Blincoe, phone masts, Professor Andrew Marino, Thomas Ball photographer, wifi

Bioinitiative Report 2012 and ‘bad science’

17/01/2013 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  Leave a Comment

Why would the CEO of Belgacom, Belgiums' equivalent of BT, have banned wifi from his 27th floor office, preferring to use wired connections, ask callers to call him back on his land line rather than his mobile and warn children that they should turn off their mobile phones at …

Category: Big Business, Electrosensitivity, Environmental IssuesTag: adverse effects of mobile phones on sperm, Bad Science, Belgacom, Ben Goldacre, BioInitiative report, damage from EMR to foetus, eczeam, Eczema, electromagnetic radiation and Alzheimer's, electromagnetic radiation and autism, Electromagnetic radiation and fertility, electromagnetic radiation and leukemia, electromagnetic radiation and sperm damage, EMR and children, health dangers of mobile phones, mobile phone use and brain tumours, sperm cannot repair DNA damage, wifi, wired connections

Smart meters – wider concerns

16/07/2012 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  3 Comments

Smart meters were heralded by energy suppliers and some environmentalists as a major tool by which we could control our energy consumption and thereby help to reduce greenhouse gases. Each house could monitor its energy consumption room by room, billing would be easier and more …

Category: Electrosensitivity, Environmental Issues, PoliticsTag: customer profiling, data security, David Chalk, electromagnetic pollution, electrosmog, energy consumption, greenhouse gases, Hackers, hacking into smart meters, health consequences of smart meters, internet vulnerabilities, invasion of privacy, meter readings, Mike Davis, personal data protection, power grid, reprogramming smart meters, selling of personal data, smart meter billing errors, Smart meters, smart meters not to be obligatory, Stop Smart Meters campaign, vulnerability of the power grid, wifi, wifi hubs

Coping – and benchmarking…

24/06/2012 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  Leave a Comment

I have a friend, now in her '80s, who has had  MS (multiple sclerosis) for nearly 50 years. She does not have sufficient muscular strength to lift her feet onto the feet rests of her wheel chair; she does not have the muscular staying power (she can exert a little pressure for a …

Category: Allergies, Electrosensitivity, FreeFrom FoodTag: accessibility for disabled people, disablity, Electrosensitivity, ES, fluourescent lights, gardening, growing your own food, Jury service, laptops, LED bulbs, mobile phone masts, mobile phones, MS, Multiple sclerosis, oxygen therapy, wifi, wifi enabled lamp posts in City of London

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