Category: Cell phone towers & 5G

"Small" cells refer to shorter cell towers located near residential areas and schools. These facilities contain wireless antennas and often unattractive and bulky equipment. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) estimates that more than 800,000 new "small" cells will be installed across the United States. Similar installations are planned for millions of locations worldwide, including street lights, trash cans, utility poles, and bus stops. 5G antennas will emit radiation in a different manner compared to previous technologies. They will utilize new antenna designs called "beamforming," which generate multiple signal streams from each device. Each installation can have thousands of antennas simultaneously transmitting signals. The energy consumption of 5G technology is a major concern. Engineers describe it as an energy-intensive system. By 2025, it is projected that there will be millions of…

A comprehensive survey study was conducted to investigate the experiences of individuals residing near cellular phone base stations. The study involved the participation of 530 individuals, comprising 270 men and 260 women, who either lived close to or far from these base stations. The research focused on examining eighteen distinct symptoms referred to as Non-Specific Health Symptoms (NSHS), which are commonly associated with radiofrequency sickness. The chi-square test with Yates correction was employed to analyze the data. The results of the study highlight that specific complaints were reported exclusively by individuals living in close proximity to base stations, with symptoms such as nausea, loss of appetite, and visual disturbances occurring within a 10-meter range. In contrast, other symptoms such as irritability, depressive tendencies, and a decrease in libido were experienced…

Scientific research that has been published discusses the effects of wireless technologies like 2G, 3G, and 4G, which are currently in use in our cell phones, computers, and wearable devices. This research indicates that the radiofrequency exposures from these technologies pose a significant health risk to humans, animals, and the environment. Scientists are emphasizing the need to conduct research on the potential health effects of 5G before its widespread implementation in order to protect the public and the environment. "Small cells" refer to microwave antennas that are being rapidly installed in public areas on utility poles and street lights, near homes, parks, and schools. Similar to traditional cell towers, these wireless antennas emit microwave radiofrequency (RF) radiation to transmit signals for 2G, 3G, and 4G networks. Companies are planning to…

Numerous wireless antennas will be deployed in close proximity to residential areas under the implementation of 5G. According to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), hundreds of thousands of these wireless antennas will be erected directly in front of our homes within the rights-of-way. Communities are being informed that the construction of "small cell" towers in residential neighborhoods is essential to enable 5G, a novel technology designed to connect the Internet of Things (IoT). Various governmental bodies are actively promoting policies that facilitate the installation of these 5G "small cell" antennas in public rights-of-way. In July 2021, the European Parliament requested a research report called "Health Impact of 5G." The report concluded that the commonly used radiofrequency (RFR) frequencies (ranging from 450 to 6000 MHz) are likely carcinogenic to humans and…

Research has shown that buildings located near cell antennas experience increased exposure to RF radiation. In a study conducted by Baltrėnas et al in 2012, RF power density levels were measured from cell phone antennas positioned 35 meters away from a 10-story apartment building. The transmitting antennas were approximately at the same height as the 6th floor of the building. The researchers discovered that the highest levels of RF radiation were found on floors 5–7. Specifically, the RF radiation on the 6th-floor balcony was three times higher than on the 3rd-floor balcony, and the RF power density on the 6th floor was approximately 15 times higher than on the first floor. Another study published in Oncology Letters by Koppel et al in 2019 compared RF radiation from mobile phone base…