The EM Radiation Research Trust sent a letter to Colchester Council after watching concerned residents presentation on 5G to Colchester Council leaders featured on Youtube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qaoe12iOE98
EM Radiation Research Trust Letter sent on 4th August 2024
From: Eileen O’Connor, Director EM Radiation Research Trust Charity
For the attention of Cllr David King, Colchester Council cllr.david.king@colchester.gov.uk
Cc. Brian Stein CBE Chairman EM Radiation Research Trust
Dear Cllr David King,
I am writing on behalf of the EM Radiation Research Trust after watching a recent video from Colchester Council Watch featuring a presentation from concerned citizens in connection with 5G. Colchester Council appear to accept the ICNIRP guidelines as a certificate of safety for 24/7 long term exposure for the entire population and the ecosystem without question.
I am the co-founder and Charity Director for the EM Radiation Research Trust from 2003 to date: www.radiationresearch.org , Co-founder and Board member for the International EMF Alliance 2009 to date: www.iemfa.org . I was previously a member of the European Commission Stakeholder Dialogue Group on EMF from 2011 – 2014 and a member of the UK Health Protection Agency Radiation Protection Division EMF Discussion Group from 2006- 2008 Chaired by the previous health Protection Agency Chairman Sir William Stewart. I was a co-founder for (SCRAM) Seriously Concerned Residents against masts 2002 – 2005.
Is ICNIRP responsible? Paolo Vecchia, Chairman for ICNIRP presented at the Radiation Research Trust conference at the Royal Society, London in September, 2008. In his presentation, he made it very clear that: “the ICNIRP guidelines are neither mandatory prescriptions for safety, the “last word” on the issue nor are they defensive walls for Industry or others.” This statement makes it clear that the decision to adopt these guidelines into national legislation as “sufficient to protect public health” is political. The government’s misuse of ICNIRP is the primary issue. Slide number 16: https://www.radiationresearch.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/021145_vecchia.pdf
The ICNIRP guidelines are irrelevant with regards to protecting public health from biological effects and long-term exposure. It is common knowledge, and supported by peer reviewed evidence that this form of radiation and the ICNIRP guidelines raise health & safety concerns, as follows:
Continue reading, full letter available to download here: EM Radiation Research Trust Call on Colchester Council to listen to concerns about 5G and wireless radiation