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Spain bans smartphones in schools

Spain is cracking down on mobile phone use in schools🔗

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Spain is trying to limit the use of mobile phones in schools, introducing complete bans or strict regulation of the devices, which many teachers and parents say are unnecessary. It aims to support the wider work the government is doing to raise standards in schools by increasing students’ focus and reducing distractions.

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Lithuanian school bans mobile phones amid drive to make students pay attention

Lithuanian school bans mobile phones amid drive to make students pay attention 🔗

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A school in the northern Lithuanian county of Akmenė has become the first school to ban pupils from using the telephone during school hours. However, Lithuania does not yet have a nation-wide policy on mobile phones in schools, although discussions have taken place in parliament and in the education sector.

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Experts Raise Public Health Fears About Microwave Syndrome From 5G Masts

Experts Raise Public Health Fears About Microwave Syndrome From 5G Masts🔗

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The Government would have us believe that “there may be a small increase in overall exposure to radio waves when 5G is added to an existing network or in a new area” but that “there should be no consequences for public health”. Is this actually the case? On what evidence has this statement been made?

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rush for minerals

Green transition, dirty business: Europe’s struggle to tear loose from Chinese minerals🔗

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For political reason the EU wants to revive its mining industry to secure the lithium, nickel, copper and rare earth elements needed for a green future. Such mines do not necessarily produce a lot of harmful EMFs, but they are essential for EMF radiating equipment. Our former ECI warned about the dire impacts of mining.

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