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TV. Ems' LTH AND S .= ISSLTS
<br />Attachment C
<br />Some members rs of t.:_ public 'nave generated de:sat_ rem -ding the issue.
<br />e:-e..'•'.• emetic e.ne: y used i� -'elec n,-+-,.T...c
<br />by_ Vl,ia_ .___ - L C_ w• ; C.. ..3LIOIIs systems
<br />' •`VCI'a_S tjY C" energy
<br />by •.test: sy57-.r5
<br />cause ilL=sses.
<br />of health etfccs causzed
<br />The public's CP.,:.cer
<br />affect ii•• cells and
<br />The: — are three wireless -cr..ztrre-t aLs tt.at ga e:aL and t• el c�7io=gle...
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<br />c::l site g_nrz.r.,:c, hand-:^-ld portable co ►"'"atiOrs devices, and electrical e^uiprzem
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<br />bL'ilc:bass at cell sites and sr. bi ^ f se-T w U e�
<br />G�tii^m = d i•,:..�ng satic.s. The following s...•.ro.1n���j_-a�� the
<br />�.t - electromagnetic
<br />energy togetherwith the applicable etc-'dards a14: will review
<br />of ...-rvila�...___ .. •a. Lo�_.n.... safety 5.-.. ,_V+,.C.'
<br />research .:Sits on the C::CCS 0: eleczro=gnetic Gam• rp: used by wL":i:SS ccr_munizaczs
<br />systems on, biological tissues.
<br />Eie -oraag etic Ener7v
<br />Wireless ►.''.u.i..t:ni=itior5 " sys ems 4.r 5=dt info=atlo: be:we.= sites by means of
<br />� ezc.d
<br />electezag e.ICene -�Whenever ele..4VLnLLneri.energy moves lanIone LY.ntito another. r,
<br />w hethcr by the movement of electrical current along a wire or in a lighting bolt, or via
<br />el-e oma_ e:ic waves propagated 'trough e^pty space, the movement is accompanied by the
<br />formation of e1e: zo a emetic cEMPs). We al` familiar with radiatr.d eiector.:a_zr- c
<br />energy in a variety of for s, in:it'dins: radio and television waves, microwaves, visible and
<br />ultraviolet light. X-rays, and a3==a rays.
<br />All for-= of ::,,2 ,.:_i:-.2 e?e_c rroriagn:'1c -me-try travel at the so=d of li?ht. Deoe di g on how
<br />was g:. a-ted and t:aris ..It-.er, elecromagre•.ic Geer, ' will radiate outward from the sates•..:
<br />fit
<br />L-i enerry packet; that have to cb tweeter-s cos of waves, particles, or a cc biratlon of both.
<br />Gnu generated, .. waves of energya� �vela t:-i_� �=mit-.,:r throes mace to th-;
<br />receive:,(� ^'L:~ they are absorbe
<br />Based on the a • a ter is:ics o; the wave and the material which absorbs it, the L"a: 5i:�iLTi`d
<br />ener_j can affect the abscrbi g material in various ways. The absorbed energy can cmse a
<br />resonating elec=ical effect in some conducting materials T as is the basis for receiving ant -=as
<br />in radio and TV sys---ms. It on be re-e ir-emod as elec=ornametic energy, for example, in
<br />fiuore `e ace as vsibie c �r"ayioi•' ii bt Aral In higbe: ei^,er i r ys ran TTtf dify c eve en
<br />break chemical bends in complex zyo1e Ies, thus s changing the raturr. of the mol=tile. This is
<br />he bass for sunburns eaus. d by ultraviolet light, and "radiation' bus caused by gamma ray
<br />irradiation. Some fortis of eitonoma-_sn_tic enc.-76y, like X-rays, can pass completely through
<br />some materials without big abscrxd. However, most commonly, el oma tic e=rgy is
<br />simply absorbed by L at.: -a s an: convened into heat e:c.:gy, such as in the case of microwave
<br />over.
<br />In general, the potential for biological e::ea s is a function of both the fregtier v and ecergy
<br />level cf the Ca iouiz- fo= of Cie..^moo .aeretic energy involved, in addition to the particular
<br />c aof e affected (species, mass, affected tissue -types, etc.). Therefore,
<br />sties t:. a:: or -.ter (species,
<br />G on.mu'ni:.adons to add-ss the c;;::cc:.� abet:: hzr*,=.-i health G:l�...s anwireless c.,
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