5G Health Risks: Are They Real?
Cell Phones in the Beginning Back in the mid-1980s I used to work on 2 way trunked radio systems and cellular phones when they were $4,000 metal boxes mounted under the seat and required...
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Cell Phones in the Beginning Back in the mid-1980s I used to work on 2 way trunked radio systems and cellular phones when they were $4,000 metal boxes mounted under the seat and required...
Is Dirty Electricity Real? And is it really “Electropollution” or a Real Health Risk? The Dirtier Truth “Dirty electricity” is an unscientific term used loosely to describe a signal waveform that has extraneous noise...
EMF TESTING METERS & EQUIPMENT I always found it both interesting and gratifying when clients who hired me already have their own meter and yet are willing to pay an additional fee to interpret...
In my previous post, I commented on a recent phenomena this past year in which a number of customers who had purchased an EMF meter online or elsewhere to do a survey on a...
WHAT IS A MINIMUM SAFE DISTANCE FROM SMART METERS? There is no unsafe distance as the emitted RF levels are far too low to be of concern. Therefore you can stand within a normal...
Homes have several potential sources for high EMF and RF sources including: External high voltage power lines (both primary and secondary feeders) which can produce elevated levels – particularly in densely populated urban areas...
Dallas IAQ Green Building Clearance Testing for 804.2 Ordinance ScanTech Technical Consulting performs indoor air quality tests including particulate matter in the air (residential and commercial) in the 0.3 – 2.5 micron and 2.5...
VOCs, plastics, pesticides and other solvent vapors which contribute to poor indoor air quality, allergies, illness, airborne toxicity and carcinogenic risk. NATURAL AND SYNTHETIC CHEMICALS VOCs – can be classified by boiling points...
An important component of indoor air quality testing is measurement of abnormal levels of carbon monoxide. Carbon monoxide (CO) is a result from all forms of combustible sources, from smoking and wood fires to...
It is a widely held belief in the environmental health sciences community that exposures to individual VOCs and SVOCs (Semi-Volatile Organic Compunds) in indoor environments ARE NOT the sole factor for health issues and...