Lettera tipo da inviare a scuola contro la installazione del Wifi

Qui riporto una lettera tipo, in inglese, che gira nelle associazioni americane,  per cercare di contestare e mettere in allarme il Management della scuola sui pericoli di tale tecnologia.
Interessante è valutare  tutti i link a documenti, introdotti.

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John Doe, Head of School
Members of Safety Committee
 I recently learned that your School uses wifi to connect to the Internet. I am very concerned about this, in view of the evidence that wifi is dangerous to the health and safety of children. (More about this below.)   
Of course, I realize that it is not your intention to harm children.  Wifi is a relatively new technology that has caught on like wildfire — it’s in airports, libraries, restaurants, bars, hotels, and even in many homes. Surely our government would not allow this if wifi were not completely safe.
 Would they?
 Think again. For many years the wireless industry and our government assured us that cell phones were completely safe. Today, few people believe this given the increased incidence of brain tumors associated with the heavy use of cell phones. 
 As a result, the World Health Organization was forced to admit (in 2011) that cell phones — which, like wifi routers, emit microwave radiation — may cause cancer (Cell Phones & Cancer: WHO).   Shortly afterward, Italy’s Supreme Court ruled that cell phones do cause cancer (Italian Supr Ct ruling-1), opening the floodgates for a barrage of legal suits worldwide.
Not enough time has gone by yet to implicate wifi routers as a specific cause of cancer, but they too generate microwave radiation, just like cell phones and cell phone towers. 
At a private school in Plainfield Vermont, which had a wifi installation, measurements taken inside the school were found to be comparable to measurements taken in the immediate vicinity of a cell phone tower. Measurements of children leaning over their laptops were 3X higher than the radiation that someone would be exposed to standing right next to a cell phone tower!  
Certainly no one would permit a cell phone tower in a schoolyard, yet due to a lack of awareness, the school was allowing 3X the equivalent of a tower’s radiation inside their building. (To watch the video, please click on the link below.)
What will be the long-term consequences of this exposure?  As noted in the above video, today’s children are the first generation to be exposed to constant, long-term microwave radiation.
An authoritative video on the biological effects of wifi by a Canadian researcher, Dr. Magda Havas, is also well worth watching:
Other informative videos are listed below:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YrVNdbT7hb4 (Wi-Fi Dangers, BBC Part I)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewdikNQhjUo (Wi-Fi Dangers, BBC Part II)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LiO7ofDGoD8 (British newscast covering wifi)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KN7VetsCR2I (Canadian newscast covering wifi)
(By googling “danger of wifi to children,” you can find many other resources.)
 Bottom line, a growing body of scientific research indicates that the microwave radiation emitted from wireless devices creates adverse biological effects.  These include –
 ·      permanent DNA damage
·      increased risk of cancer
·      damage to the reproductive system
·      heart and circulatory problems
·      weakening of the blood-brain barrier
·      changes to melatonin levels
·      insomnia
·      thyroid disruption
·      neurological and behavioral problems
·      decreased cognitive function
Some of these studies are listed at scientific-research under “EMF Research.” (You’ll have to scroll down to see the list.)  
Given that there is a safe alternative for connecting to the Internet, is there any good reason to have wifi at your school? 
Respectfully,
Thank you Jenna.

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