WiFi *BANNED* in pre-school childcare facilities by French government

(NaturalNews)  The French National Assembly has adopted a bill to limit exposure to electromagnetic fields (EMFs) generated by wireless technologies – cell phones, tablets, Wi-Fi etc.  This bill will mean the following:

• A ban on Wi-Fi in all childcare facilities for children under the age of 3.
• Cell phone manufacturers will have to recommend the use of hand-free kits.
• A ban on all advertising targeting children under 14.

Children’s exposure a cause for concern

Children’s EMF exposures are a particular cause for concern. Studies show that children’s brains can absorb up to three times as much radiation compared to adults.

A recent International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) report suggested that EMF exposures can be more devastating in children because their:

• Brain tissue is more conductive.
• Skull is thinner.
• Smaller brains and softer brain tissue allows radiation to penetrate more effectively.
• Potentially longer period of exposure due to use beginning at an earlier age.

This new French bill seems to have taken these concerns into account.

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6 Comments
  1. Hi,

    Are there any initiatives in progress to introduce technology that masks pulsed EMFs, hence arresting the health dangers of Wi-Fi, smart meter and mobile phone radiation?

    Look forward to hearing.

    Thanks,

    James

  2. Do you have a link to or information about where we can find the bill? I’d like to show a copy to my child’s school. (She’s in a French International school). Thanks!

  3. Hi.

    My daughter’s primary school has just spent 50k on their ITC suite for wireless tech, is there any studies being done in the UK with regards to this information from the French?? What can I do as a parent to make sure my daughter is safe In school. They regularly use this technology and I’m not sure if I can stop my daughter from attending these classes as they are curriculum based.

    Any information or advice would be grateful.

    Thanks

    Donna