Yes I am well aware of the dangers, my comment was about tha sticker itself. Still seems like something placed by an activist and not an official warning sticker. The establishment position is to deny all harms caused by EMF's and to insist that all towers operate below the 'guidelines'.
Some recent info here: https://emraustralia.com.au/blogs/news-1/scientists-call-for-who-to-retract-flawed-researchThe International Commission on the Biological Effects of Electromagnetic Fields (ICBE-EMF) is calling for WHO scientists to withdraw their recent study on the effects of radiofrequency (wireless) radiation.1
The study in question was conducted by Röösli and colleagues and published earlier this year as one of the World Health Organization’s systematic reviews of research.2 It aimed to review the effects of wireless radiation on symptoms such as tinnitus, migraine, headaches and sleep disturbance. It concluded that, ‘available research suggests that RF-EMF exposure below guideline values does not cause symptoms, but the evidence is very uncertain’ and ‘There is no indication that RF-EMF below guideline values causes symptoms.’
The implication is that the radiation standards, devised by the International Commission on NonIonizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) and promoted by the World Health Organization are sufficiently protective and don’t need to be revised. (Australia’s standard is based on this document.)
Experts from the ICBE-EMF do not agree and point to a number of flaws in Röösli’s review. They include:
excluding studies that could have been valuable
including studies with flaws (eg the COSMIOS study)
including only one study on children & adolescents
analysis of studies.
