June 16th is dedicated to electrosensitives, people old and young impaired by today’s environmental electromagnetic pollution, who can no longer fully participate in society. While wireless connectivity and electrification resolve certain global problems, they bring side effects that restrict the freedoms of many EHS people.
World EHS Day embraces Remembering Nearfield
June is the month of World EHS Day, the global day of electrosensitives, people old and young impaired by today’s environmental electromagnetic pollution, who can no longer fully participate in society.
Remembering Nearfield
Have you ever heard of someone who can’t walk into a coffee shop just because Wi‑Fi gives them headaches? Or someone who had to leave their own home just to feel safe? For people living with Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity (EHS), this isn’t sci‑fi—it’s daily life. A powerful short film is helping us understand why.
💛 Yellow June
A visibility movement for people affected by electromagnetic pollution. Yellow June brings visibility, recognition, and compassion to those affected by electromagnetic pollution. It revolves around World EHS Day on June 16th. Every June, people across Europe wear yellow and place empty yellow chairs in public spaces.
Fact Sheet on Magnetic Fields and Health
Exposure to elevated magnetic fields may increase the risk of cancer and Alzheimer's disease. Such fields are found near power lines, railways, transformers, wiring, and appliances, as well as in vehicles, trains, and devices like mobile phones and computers.
ESC is preparing an international event for the summer 2027
We are planning a gathering in a beautiful White-zone area in central Germany, with space for more than 200 participants. The venue features a large campground, several log cabins, teepees, dormitories, and conference rooms, all surrounded by the Hainich National Park.
Research article exposing the WHO’s ‘radiation protection’ topped the charts in 2025
The author of the article points out that in 2025, the most downloaded article in the prestigious journal Environment International was a systematic review of the effects of RFR on cancer in animals by Mevissen et al. (2025). The study challenges current regulatory practices and calls for stricter limits.
SAFETY CARD - A destination des membres d’ESC
ESC has created a very special offer for you and all your members. We call it a Safety Card. The small card the size of a credit card explains in an official way that you are EHS and cannot tolerate any kind of radiation.
Breaking: Grassroots Opposition Sinks Bill to Limit Local Control Over Cell Towers — for Now🔗
US Federal lawmakers today delayed voting on a bill that would have largely stripped local governments of the authority to reject the installation of unwanted cell towers near homes, schools and parks in their communities.
Car manufacturers often require access to your personal data before the car’s functions will work.
Modern internet-connected cars increasingly collect large amounts of data about both the vehicle and the driver. The purpose of this technology is to make driving more comfortable and efficient through features such as navigation, calls, and smartphone integration. However, this digitalization also leads to extensive surveillance.


















