radiation

As a community weighs the many issues involved, a blogger looks at the available research, and asks what it all means.

Negative aspects of wireless technology.

The Committee holds an oversight hearing on the planned Yucca Mountain site as a repository for U.S. spent nuclear fuel.

Do some of the arguments of nuclear power supporters "feel" wrong to you? Dr. John W. Gofman takes aim at the claims nuke plants release less radiation than airline flights or living in Denver, that the total amount of dangerous waste produced would be less than a pill-sized tablet per person, and that genetic damage hasn't been observed.

Some European towns and schools are restricting WiFi services until health studies are done, while national agencies are calling for the research. The U.S. is taking a more cavalier attitude. What does it all mean?

Experts Say Safety Standards For Electromagnetic (EMF) Radiation Are Too Low

“We don’t want our children to be a long-term experiment,” say parents concerned over the potential cancer risk of T-comm towers that are in a residential area, and near an elementary school. The lawsuit touches off widespread fears over the effects of electromagnetic radiation.

Adding fuel to the fire over the debate of the potential link between mobile phones and cancer, new research proposes a mechanism whereby low-intensity radiation may adversely affect cell division.