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What are our bacteria trying to tell us? What have WiFi, 5G and the bacteria that are probably on your skin and in your nose got to do with each o...

  Why does wireless radiation affect us and are we adequately protected? Part 3 What are the features of wireless radiation that determine whethe...

Why does wireless radiation affect us and are we being protected? Part 2 Will the wireless radiation your body is exposed to affect you? Will it c...

Why does wireless radiation affect us and are we being protected? Part 1 If there’s one thing we know about wireless (radiofrequency) radiation, i...

  Mobile phone towers – property owner risks If a telecommunications company leases a landowner’s property to install a mobile phone base station a...

Bee assault and the Stockholm Declaration On 26 June, the NSW government ordered the destruction of beehives in Newcastle after the varroa bee par...

Courts recognise risks French courts have recognised the risks of electromagnetic fields in two precedent-setting judgements. Case 1 The court of ...

Facial recognition technology Did you know that your face is being scanned when you shop at some large Australian retail chains? Last week CHOICE ...

Why size matters Why is it that some people react differently to wireless radiation than others? Why is it that some animal and bird species are m...

Mobile phones and infertility Infertility currently affects between 7 and 15 percent of married couples or 186 million people world-wide – and hal...

  5G – what to do NOW 5G has been rolled out and more is on its way. In previous posts, I’ve shared with you evidence linking 5G radiation with: ...

Nurses address electromagnetic pollution Environmental Health is important throughout the life cycle. From preconception to aging populations, the...