Sito del Forum Elettrosmog Verdi Toscani realizzato
in collaborazione con il Coordinamento Nazionale dei Comitati contro l'Elettrosmog
www.verdinrete.it/ondakiller - sito attivo dal 1999 - Redazione 
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Sono
scientificamente provati effetti biologici causati dalle esposizioni di
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Congresso di Vienna
- Ottobre 1998 Traduzione a cura di Mara Di Campli del Forum Elettrosmog UNIVERSITA' DI VIENNA RISOLUZIONE DI VIENNA SUI CAMPI ELETTROMAGNETICI INTRODUZIONE
University of Vienna Project Team: Mobile Phones and Health, Symposium, October 25-28, 1998, University of Vienna, Austria Workshop on possible biological and health effects of RF electromagnetic fields The members of the Symposium on possible biological and health effects of RF electromagnetic fields (Vienna, October 1998) issued the following declaration: Vienna EMF-Resolution The preferred terminology to be used in public communication: Instead of using the terms "athermal", "nonthermal" or "microthermal" effects, the term "low intensity biological effects" is more appropriate. Preamble: The participants agreed that biological effects from low-intensity exposures are scientifically established. However, the current state of scientific consensus is inadequate to derive reliable exposure standards. The existing evidence demands an increase in the research efforts on the possible health impact and on an adequate exposure and dose assessment. Base stations: How could satisfactory Public Participation be ensured? The public should be given timely participation in the process. This should include information on technical and exposure data as well as information on the status of the health debate. Public participation in the decision (limits, siting, etc.) should be enabled. Cellular phones: How could the situation of the users be improved? Technical data should be made available to the users to allow comparison with respect to EMF-exposure. In order to promote prudent usage, sufficient information on the health debate should be provided. This procedure should offer opportunities for the users to manage reduction in EMF-exposure. In addition, this process could stimulate further developments of low-intensity emission devices. For Biomedical and Risk Research: Carl Blackman, Environmental Protection Agency, USA, Neil J. Cherry, Lincoln University, New Zealand, G. Käs, Bundeswehrhochschule Neubiberg, Deutschland Lebrecht von Klitzing, Universität Lübeck, Deutschland, Wolfgang Kromp, Inst. f. Risikoforschung, Universität Wien, Michael Kundi, Inst. f. Umwelthygiene, Universität Wien, Henry Lai, University of Washington, USA, William Leiss, Queen’s University, Kanada, Theodore Litovitz, Catholic University of America, USA, Kjell Hansson Mild, National Institute for Working Life, Sweden, Wilhelm Mosgöller, Inst. f. Histologie u. Embryologie, Universität Wien, Joachim Röschke, Psychiatrische Klinik, Universität Mainz, Deutschland, Felix Schinner, Inst. f. Risikoforschung, Universität Wien, Stanislaw Szmiegielski, Militärinstitut für Hygiene und Epidemiologie, Polen, Luc Verschaeve, Div. of Energy and Environm. Research, V.I.T.O., Mol., Belgium, Ulrich Warnke, Universität des Saarlandes, Deutschland, Disclaimer: personal opinion, does not necessarily reflect the views of the associated institution For further information: http://www.irf.univie.ac.at/emf/ Prof. Dr. Michael Kundi, Inst. f. Umwelthygiene, Dr. Felix Schinner, Inst. f. Risikoforschung, Dr. Wilhelm Mosgöller, Inst. f. Histologie und Embryologie, Symposium proceedings will be issued in January 1999.
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