The following website – Healthy Tech at Home Project – offers simple steps and advice in relation to reducing electromagnetic radiation / energy exposure due to radio frequency ( RF…
This article was written by Mike Bender and was published in the Men’sHealth magazine and is about Mike himself who experienced many health issues and he talks about his journey…
Devra Davis gives a talk in relation to mobile phones and EMF wireless radiation exposure in general and the adverse health effects this is having on children. Consistent findings in…
What is dust? And where does it all come from? Everything in our homes gathers dust. But what exactly is it? Where does it come from, and why does it…
The GBCA Green Star certification is the world’s first mass market residential climate positive certification. To be certified under the Standard, homes will have to meet criteria that make them:…
This is a podcast where Bryce Holdaway and Amelia Lee have interviewed Raphael Siket – Building Biologist and Director of Ecolibria, in relation to mould in homes, healthy homes, other…
A Harvard University study of more than 22,000 women found that those exposed to pollutants like diesel particulates and mercury during pregnancy were twice as likely to have a child…
In our work we have found that one of the most recent rapidly growing areas of concern is the proliferation of wi-fi in schools. It is a complicated area as the Rudd government is understandably stating that all Australian children must have access to a computer at school. The easiest and most cost effective way of doing this is through wireless connectivity in the form of wi-fi. This more convenient and cost effective form of wireless internet connectivity is however already being linked to adverse health effects in children. Some of whom can no longer attend school as they have now become electrically sensitive. A condition that can become very debilitating and life limiting.
The Noida Authority in India is working on guidelines set by the Allahabad High Court to relocate mobile phone towers out of residential areas due to concerns about radiation risks.
ARPANSA – The Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency has finally admitted that they cannot be completely sure that there is no risk associated with the use of wireless technology.