Posted by seumasach on March 27, 2010
25th March, 2010
Los criptocromos son pigmentos fotorreceptores que se encuentran al parecer en el núcleo de las células de las personas, animales, plantas y algunos microorganismos, con multitud de funciones. Éstos son esenciales en la orientación a través del campo magnético terrestre, en la reparación del ADN dañado, en los ritmos circadianos (el “reloj biológico”) de plantas, animales y humanos, y en la regulación del sistema inmunológico.
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Posted by seumasach on March 27, 2010
“It takes a generation,” Gilbert said. “You have a generation that is effectively a guinea pig for what’s going on.”
23rd March, 2010
Federal guidelines for the use of wireless technology are outdated and should be more in line with emerging research, experts say.
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Posted by seumasach on March 26, 2010
As an early Internet adopter I love the opportunities technology offers. However, as someone who has a business offering patented products for protection from “electropollution” or “electrosmog,” I must speak out against the proposed Wi-Fi Project around the Plaza’s radius, being led by Councilman August Sebastiani.
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Posted by seumasach on March 25, 2010
Martin Weatherall
Stratford
Ontario
23 March 2010
The Legislative Assembly of Ontario
This is my submission to members of the Standing Committee on General Government in consideration of Bill 235, Energy Consumer Protection Act, 2010.
Dear Committee Members
Smart Meters that are being installed in Ontario, use strong microwave radiation signals to send information about energy use, to electricity providers. Microwave radiation has many adverse health effects at exposure levels which are a fraction of what the Federal Government says is safe. The Federal Government bases their safety levels, simply on heating effects and they completely ignore biological effects on the brain, nervous system, DNA, blood and various other areas of the body.
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Posted by seumasach on March 25, 2010
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Posted by seumasach on March 24, 2010
The pollinator crisis is beyond doubt the greatest ecological crisis of our times threatening, as it does, mass starvation, an outcome, unfortunately, not uncongenial to the our neo-Malthusian elite. Is that why “the greens” or the left (remember them?) have nothing at all to say about it? Is that why the mainstream media is absolutely silent- their very own silent spring? Is that why the work of scientists like Ulrich Warnke is ignored and the investigation is kept in house, entrusted to the same old names, most of them from Penn State University, who are assiduously leading us nowhere?
Having previously ruled out pesticides, not without good reason, they have now ruled it in. Perhaps they understand, after all, the need for some kind of cause, that a combination of none causes isn’t good enough. As long as they don’t mention EM radiation, of course.
So here we are again with the pesticide theory. The hives are steeped in them apparently.In CCD the bees are not found dead in or around the hive. Our researchers explain this by claiming that
” sickened foragers probably die before they get home.”
If they are disorientated by the pesticide to the extent that they can’t get home how does the pesticide get into the hive? If they do get home to leave the pesticide traces why aren’t dead bees found there?
Oh well. Back to the drawing board and a new appeal for more research funding.
This years losses are again terrible but the “experts” continue to serve up nonsense and time is running out for us.
See also:
Janet Raloff
21st March, 2010
SAN FRANCISCO For years the news has been the same: Honey bees are being hammered by some mysterious environmental plague that has a name — colony collapse disorder – but no established cause. A two-year study now provides evidence indicting one likely group of suspects: pesticides. It found “unprecedented levels” of mite-killing chemicals and crop pesticides in hives across the United States and parts of Canada.
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Posted by seumasach on March 23, 2010
Andrew Goldsworthy
22nd March, 2010
See also:
ITNT Archive: Disappearing Bees
This is an emailed response to Cliff Mason of OFCOM following a proposal by Vodafone that it should be allowed to increase the power of its base stations by a factor of four. The email explains the mechanism by which base station radiation may be responsible for the increased incidence of cancer around them, the decline of the bees, and the loss of many trees within range to pathogens. It also explains how a simple modification to the signal could put it right.
It remains to be seen whether they are prepared to do anything about it.
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Posted by seumasach on March 21, 2010
Caroline Nellis
21st March, 2010
I read with interest Justin Williams’ column (March 12) in which he advocated for more businesses, from gyms to bowling alleys, to offer Wi-Fi access. He seemed to believe almost everyone couldn’t wait for access, especially since it would be financially advantageous to smartphone users.
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Posted by seumasach on March 17, 2010
19th November, 2009
As recently covered by the BBC and the Times, Swindon Borough Council are offering a free public WiFi service to the entire of the town of Swindon. Offering high bandwidth, cheap services, this sounds like a technological boon for the residents of the town, but could it also be a public health experiment when so little is still understood about the potential health impacts of wireless technology?
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Posted by seumasach on March 16, 2010
12th March, 2010
Under mounting pressure from health conscious citizens and members in the Assembly, the state government’s health department has finally appointed a high-power committee to investigate the health hazards posed by cellphone towers on top of residential buildings.
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Posted by seumasach on March 10, 2010
9th March, 2010
We take the incredible technological advances that have been made in the past 50 years for granted. Technology that was once a distant dream is now a part of the fiber and fabric of our culture. A typical American home is equipped with microwaves, cell phones, cordless phones, PDAs, computers, and a wide assortment of technological gadgetry designed to make life easier.
However, what price are we paying for these advances and, more importantly, what price are our children paying for living in a world filled with these energy emitting devices?
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