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Senior IT consultant zelf overgevoelig geworden voor WiFI netwerken. Gerelateerde berichten: Verhalen/2974/ . Berichten%20Internationaal/5113 Het thema WiFi op school staat op het moment, zeker in Canada, volop in de belangstelling. Leest u onderstaandde (Engelstalige) ingezonden brief van een overgevoelig geworden IT consultant, Carl Katz, zelf voormalig WIFI installateur die nu mede ten strijde trekt tegen de installatie van WiFi op scholen: Bron: Vancouver Sun 3 sept. 2010 In 2005, the Vancouver School Board passed a resolution recommending that cell phone transmitters be sited no closer than 1000 feet to a school. Power density measurments have shown that a class full of 25 Wi-Fi laptops downloading files exceeds the power density of the main beam of a cell tower by a factor of three. This fact that cell towers are kept at a distance from schools but Wi-Fi is put in the classroom is very incongruent. The VSB and all school boards can no longer hide behind Heath Canada's Safety Code 6, which deals with heating and thermal effects, not the established non-thermal effects of pulsed electromagnetic radiation. Health Canada has known about this problem for a long time, and they have painted themselves into a corner, choosing to ignore the thousands of studies that show bio effects from radiation that is at lower levels than Wi-Fi. Health Canada looks to the WHO for guidance on standards - unfortunately the WHO gets it's guidance from ICNIRP, which is comprised of wireless industry insiders. It is quite appropriate that this issue is coming to light at this time - a percentage of the population is feeling the effects, including our children, especially those in schools with enterprise class Wi-Fi systems. I am a 12 year senior I.T. consultant who has installed over one hundred Wi-Fi networks and has met dozens of people who can't tolerate being near Wi-Fi, cordless phones and other sources of non-ionizing electromagnetic radiation. I understand the technical aspects of Wi-Fi. I also understand the health implications and risks of Wi-Fi given the enormous amount of research I have done on this subject. Wi-Fi does not belong in schools, homes, businesses, coffee shops or anywhere for that matter. I sincerely wish this wasn't the case given how much I appreciate technology and the convenience it affords us - I like technology - I make my living from technology. You may not be aware that the BC Teachers Federation is aware of this problem and is taking it quite seriously. So should the VSB and every school board and district across the planet. Carl Katz Senior I.T. Consultant and Parent of Two Children Voor het origineel zie de 'comments'-sectie van het krantenartikel: communities.canada.com/VANCOUVERSUN/blogs/reportcard/archive/2010/08/31/b-c-health-researcher-warns-about-wireless-radiation.aspx .
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