Citizens for Safe Technology
Empowering the public to protect children
and nature from unsafe wireless technologies.

Cell Towers
We've come to depend on cell phones and expect them to do more and more for us. Cell phone companies need cell towers to deliver their growing number of services.
Industry Canada regulates cell companies in terms of their use of radio frequency spectrum and the siting of cell towers. It has established a standard called "Safety Code 6," which cell operators are required to meet. However, Safety Code 6 has among the least stringent standards in the world, and it does not address the critical issue of long term exposure to low level intensity microwave radiation emitted by cell towers.
In terms of the siting of cell towers, Industry Canada does not rule out approving cell towers anywhere and everywhere. This means that the cell industry's regulator does not rule out locating cell towers near where families live, and where children play and go to school.
It also means that Industry Canada depends entirely on an inadequate standard of safety to protect children and families.
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Merry Christmas Mr. MacFarlane
Letter re New Telus tower in Nanaimo, B.C. Bruce MacFarlane is Manager of Municipal Affairs at Alcatel-Lucent
"I congratulate you on choosing Cadillac Place in the middle of an industrial
site to place your new 60-meter Telus microwave telecommunications
tower with Alcatel-Lucent antenna.
"However, I do hope you realize you will be irradiating a brand-new old
folks home, a veterinary clinic, chiropractic clinic, two shopping malls, a
fish packing plant, and a brand-new housing development with microwave
radiation--a Class 2B carcinogen, according to the World Health
Organization--and no doubt setting off some kind of harmonic interference
with the nearby Hydro substation which will undoubtedly amplify the
carcinogenic and mutagenic effects of your microwave antennas . . .
"You have no right to subject me to known carcinogens without my
informed written consent; only my physician has that right and only if I give
it to him. I have not given you this consent, and to my knowledge, neither
has anyone else.
"If you, Mr. MacFarlane, want to sit inside a microwave oven (aka radar
range) turned on Low for the rest of your life, go right ahead. I want no
part of it. None. And you have no right to force it upon me . . .
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Citizens for Safe Technology is a not-for-profit educational society made up of parents, grandparents, teachers, business professionals, scientists, politicians and lawyers concerned about the exponential increase in public exposure to harmful wireless technologies.
We believe a profound urgency exists to protect the unsuspecting public, especially children, youth and pregnant mothers from unsafe wireless technologies.
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