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September 2020
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Sep

Stella Ndabeni’s husband implicated in Usaasa theft

September 11, 2020
By Ayanda Mdluli Johannesburg – A draft forensic audit report commissioned by the Universal Service Access Agency (Usaasa) of SA in 2011 made adverse findings against a number of employees in the organisation which included the businessman and now husband of Communications Minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams, Thato Abrahams, while he was an employee at the organisation....
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11
Sep

Africa’s digitalization and the ecological dilemma

September 11, 2020
Source: https://www.alainet.org/en/articulo/208136 Cédric Leterme 28/07/2020 Almost everyone is convinced that Africa’s economic and social development is dependent upon its “digital transformation”. Yet the continent is already paying a heavy social, economic and maybe above all environmental price for the development of these technologies. Under these conditions, can we imagine a digital development that is both...
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11
Sep

5G and the Myth of a Green Transition

September 11, 2020
by jobak17 11 September 2020 Far from absurd conspiracy theories about spreading coronavirus, Jo Baker argues that the rapid and seemingly unstoppable spread of 5G is happening without consultation or due consideration of the economic, environmental and climatic impact of such technologies. 5G infrastructure is currently being rolled out in many of our towns and cities....
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11
Sep

BioInitiative Report 2020: Updated Research Summaries (September 2020)

September 11, 2020
Updated Research Summaries September 10th, 2020 These are invaluable sets of abstracts and tables covering the RFR and ELF-EMF/Static Field studies of the genetic and neurological literature, on studies of free radicals (oxidative damage), on comet assay studies, and on electrohypersensitivitity. Three graphics show summaries of Effect vs No Effect by percent comparison. The trend...
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10
Sep

NOW, CHINA WANTS TO CAPTURE TELECOMMUNICATIONS STANDARDS

September 10, 2020
Source: https://www.orfonline.org/expert-speak/now-china-wants-to-capture-telecommunications-standards/ After capturing WHO (World Health Organization), now the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has set its eyes on enslaving ITU (International Telecommunication Union). In its 8 September 2020 missive, the CCP has made clear its intentions: to establish global standards on data security. Perhaps Chinese State Councillor Wang Yi mouthing multilateralism in the same breath and...
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10
Sep

20 New Papers on Electromagnetic Fields and Biology or Health: Electromagnetic Radiation Safety September 9, 2020

September 10, 2020
To view the latest papers: https://www.saferemr.com/2019/07/recent-research.html
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09
Sep

‘Wider debate’ needed before 5G rollout, says Brussels government chief

September 9, 2020
Brussels residents who oppose the technology need more convincing, Rudi Vervoort told POLITICO. By SIMON VAN DORPE AND LAURENS CERULUS  9/1/20, 5:25 PM CET Updated 9/1/20, 5:25 PM CET Brussels needs to have a wider debate about 5G before the technology can be fully rolled out across the Belgian capital, according to the head of the region’s government. Rudi...
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09
Sep

Hawaii has no ban or moratorium on 5G

September 9, 2020
Hawaii has no ban or moratorium on 5G. Only a non-binding resolution from one of Hawaii’s 4 counties. Scores of testifiers came out in July to support a previous nonbinding resolution calling for telecommunication companies and public utilities operating in the county to halt 5G development until independent research and testing concludes it is safe for...
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08
Sep

Leszczynski: There is something utterly wrong with the ICNIRP membership

September 8, 2020
Posted on September 8, 2020 Source: https://betweenrockandhardplace.wordpress.com/2020/09/08/leszczynski-there-is-something-utterly-wrong-with-the-icnirp-membership/ Leszczynski: … this blog is long so, please be patient and read to the end… Yesterday, I have written, yet again and as for the last nearly 20 years, that ICNIRP is a private club. Its new members are selected by the current members. There are no published criteria for the...
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08
Sep

Mining for renewable energy could be another threat to the environment

September 8, 2020
SEPTEMBER 2, 2020 by University of Queensland Researchers have warned that mining threats to biodiversity caused by renewable energy production could surpass those averted by climate change mitigation. A University of Queensland study found protected areas, key biodiversity areas and the world’s remaining wilderness would be under growing pressure from mining the minerals required for a clean energy transition....
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