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ESC is an alliance of European organisations that strives to reduce the impact of modern communications and electricity use on health and the environment. We are not against technology. We are pro safe technology and safe connections.

Who can be sure wireless is safe? EMFs do have non-thermal effects!

Can mobile phones be a health hazard? This question has occupied minds for decades. In 2011, there was sufficient reason for the WHO to designate radiation from mobile phones as possibly carcinogenic. Since then, science has not been idle. There is debate about the need for a new paradigm that recognises non-thermal effects of EMFs.

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Increasing incidence of CNS-tumours in Denmark

Increasing incidence of CNS-tumours in Denmark🔗

The latest report on the number of new cancer cases in Denmark for 2023 shows that the number of central nervous system cancers, including brain tumours, is increasing in both men and women. The Swedish Radiation Protection Foundation confirms this increase based on data from the Danish Cancer Registry from 1995 to 2023.

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AMBO

AMBO is born: 36 Scientific Societies and Pediatric Associations united for a child-friendly environment🔗

AMBO will work with national and local bodies to improve children's health and address the critical issues of pollution, endocrine disruptors, EMF and mobile phone exposure from early childhood through an education programme for parents and medical staff and the reduction of environmental pollutants in the youngest.

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Satellites 'blocking' view of the universe

Elon Musk’s satellites ‘blocking’ view of the universe🔗

Radio waves from Elon Musk's growing network of satellites are blocking scientists' ability to peer into the universe, according to researchers in the Netherlands. The new generation of Starlink satellites, which provide fast internet around the world, are interfering with radio telescopes more than earlier versions, they say.

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WHO

Phonegate Alert criticizes WHO study on mobile phone risks🔗

The Phonegate alert calls for a robust and impartial review of the results of the recently published WHO study. Out of 5,379 studies, WHO retained only 63 studies for analysis. The conclusion that no risk of brain cancer is associated with mobile phone use raises questions about the methodology and impartiality of the study.

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Czech town of Vsetín to ban mobile phones in all primary schools

Czech town of Vsetín to ban mobile phones in all primary schools🔗

The senator and city mayor said his decision was based on neurology science research, that cell phone use decreases attention and learning efficiency. By September 2024, primary schools in Vsetín will be locking mobile phones in cloakrooms or special lockers so that children are not tempted to access them during breaks.

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