Porte-parole du SEMO
ftherrien@aei.ca
Avez-vous signé la pétition SEMO sur le site internet ?
http://www.dangersemo.com/
28 mai 2009
Collectif SEMO http://www.dangersemo.com/
Sauvons nos Enfants des Micro-Ondes .
Communiqué de presse
Objet: Micro-ondes et santé publique;
Le SEMO demande officiellement à la ministre de l'Éducation du Québec de suspendre l'installation des systèmes Wi-Fi dans les écoles . L'Allemagne, le Royaume-Uni et l'Autriche ont déjà interdit ces systèmes afin de protéger les enfants des micro-ondes provenant de cette technologie.
Au Québec, Mario Roy éditorialiste de
À Châteauguay, actuellement une jeune famille qui vient d'acheter sa maison de rêve en banlieue, pour y élever ses jeunes enfants, découvre à peine un mois après leur déménagement, qu'il y aura une énorme antenne cellulaire de
Une commission scolaire du Québec refuse l'installation d'une antenne cellulaire au nom du Principe de Précaution.
RÉFÉRENCES et AUTRES NOUVELLES sur le site Internet "dangersemo.com"
Pour plus d'informations, n'hésitez pas à contacter le SEMO.
François Therrien
Porte-parole du SEMO
450 471 8371
ftherrien@aei.ca
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Literature Dept. Plans Cancer Teach-In
The UCSD Guardian Online - San Diego,CA,USA
Kheifets' review of Garland's report on the suspected cancer cluster has been delayed several weeks due to complications with obtaining necessary data. ...
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Christopher Wild, the director of IARC, announced today that the Interphone paper on the possible link between mobile phones and brain tumors has been submitted to a journal for publication.
Details at:
http://www.iarc.fr/en/media-centre/iarcnews/2009/interphone_status.php
and
http://www.microwavenews.com
Best,
Louis Slesin
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Editor, Microwave News
A Report on Non-Ionizing Radiation
Phone: +1 (212) 517-2800; Fax: +1 (212) 734-0316
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After the bees disappeared, because of ... (electromagnetic radiation? the jury is still out) - the effect is here already, e.g.
Cosmetics industry threatened by bee demise
Cosmetics which rely on the honeybee for production are facing a crisis as the British insect - whose numbers have dropped by 80% in some areas - is dying out.
According to the Co-operative Group, almost 4000 of the UK's favourite cosmetics are under threat, including 643 brands of mascara, 589 lipsticks and at least 453 moisturisers.
The cosmetics all rely on beeswax, a by-product of the pollination process. Beeswax is found in a wide range of cosmetics ingredients such as honey, wax, propolis and royal jelly. It acts as a preserve and a barrier against air and moisture.
Some of the products under threat are:
* Max Factor Lipfinity
* Nair hair removal products
* Wella Shockwaves Styling Cream
* L'Oreal Voluminous Volume Building Waterproof Mascara
* The Body Shop Shea Body Butter
* Nivea Visage Anti Wrinkle and Firming Cream
The Co-operative has launched a campaign to save the honeybee, called Plan Bee, encouraging people to plant their gardens in a way to help the bees thrive. Paul Monaghan, the Co-operative's Head of Social Goals said: 'Nature's number one pollinating machine appears to be breaking down and no one knows for sure why.
'The great thing, though, is that we can all do our bit to turn things around.'