BBC Panorama - 'Wi-Fi - A Warning Signal'
(Abridged version - Dur: 8'18")
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Source: BBC transcript of complete programme
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Source: BBC transcript of complete programme
Editorial comment: This video is a shortened version of the BBC Panorama documentary, 'Wi-Fi - A Warning Signal', which focuses on the Wi-Fi content of the programme. There has been an additional graphic embedded within the video for reasons of emphasis:
'A Wi-Fi transmitter can be up to 3 times more powerful
than a mast placed outside the school at a distance of 100 metres.' Source: Technical data
than a mast placed outside the school at a distance of 100 metres.' Source: Technical data
The first 40 seconds of the video features archive footage from the Orange mast protest at Hartburn Primary School, Stockton-on-Tees, in 1999. The school and parents were successful in their protest.
IARC/The World Health Organisation.
On the 31st May 2011, the WHO classified non-ionising radiation as a 2B carcinogen. This classification means that it is a possible carcinogen. Source: IARC Press Release No 208 or IARC PDF download