WHO experts meet in Geneva to discuss Health Risks from Base
Verfasst: 4. Juli 2005 15:28
WHO experts meet in Geneva to discuss Health Risks from Base Stations
01/07/2005
http://www.cogreslab.co.uk/lv2news/dsp_news.asp?s_id=29
Mike Repacholi's continuing Workshop Programme as part of the WHO ELF Project has now embraced Cellphone Masts and wireless networks. Towards 200 experts, mostly from the cellphone industry itself but peppered with a few dissentients like Anne Silk and Olle Johannson, (who, unlike Eva Marsalek, were not given any platform opportunity to express their views) met in WHO's resplendent main debating hall to rehearse their overall conviction that the problem is not of any real importance. The two-day meeting was followed by a third day workshop composed only of the two dozen or so platform speakers, and this will issue an advisory document. The whole this was well stage managed and continues the delicate dance of avoidance being acted out to protect the cellphone industry from scientific concerns. Not much science was presented, (even Kjell Hannson MIld's talk was confined to non-industry occupational exposures near rooftop masts) but a great deal of attention was focused on risk analysis, management and communication methodology.
01/07/2005
http://www.cogreslab.co.uk/lv2news/dsp_news.asp?s_id=29
Mike Repacholi's continuing Workshop Programme as part of the WHO ELF Project has now embraced Cellphone Masts and wireless networks. Towards 200 experts, mostly from the cellphone industry itself but peppered with a few dissentients like Anne Silk and Olle Johannson, (who, unlike Eva Marsalek, were not given any platform opportunity to express their views) met in WHO's resplendent main debating hall to rehearse their overall conviction that the problem is not of any real importance. The two-day meeting was followed by a third day workshop composed only of the two dozen or so platform speakers, and this will issue an advisory document. The whole this was well stage managed and continues the delicate dance of avoidance being acted out to protect the cellphone industry from scientific concerns. Not much science was presented, (even Kjell Hannson MIld's talk was confined to non-industry occupational exposures near rooftop masts) but a great deal of attention was focused on risk analysis, management and communication methodology.