Sunday, March 16, 2014

European Appeal for the Regulation of Electromagnetic Radiation!

    European Appeal for the Regulation of Electromagnetic Radiation!


    Dr. Christine Aschermann
    D-88299 Leutkirch
    15.03.2014

    Dear Co-fighters,

    Please see the European Appeal for the regulation of electromagnetic
    radiation!
    You are invited to support it by your signature !

    Best regards,

    Christine Aschermann


    This mail was written and forwarded without using Wi-Fi.
    Wi-Fi is damaging your health (brain, heart and cardiovascular system,
    hormones, blood cells, ovaries and testes etc.) !

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    Von: COORDINACION PECCEM [mailto:coordinacion@peccem.org]
    Gesendet: Montag, 17. Februar 2014 21:13
    An: coordinacion@peccem.orgplbouletblanchard@orange.fr
    Betreff: Appeal to scientists. Support the manifesto of ECI for the EMF
    regulation

    INTERNATIONAL APPEAL TO SCIENTISTS, RESEARCHERS AND EXPERTS TO SUPPORT THE
    “MANIFESTO OF EUROPEAN CITIZENS INITIATIVE” (ECI) FOR THE REGULATION OF
    ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION

    Dear all

    We are sending you this appeal for the regulation of electromagnetic fields
    in the European Union (in line with the precautionary principle and the
    measures recommended in Resolution 1815 of the Parliamentary Assembly of the


    Council of Europe, May 25th, 2011) that we are addressing to scientists,
    researchers and experts with the initial support of Spanish researchers
    (like Ceferino Maestu Unturbe, Darío Acuña Castroviejo, María Jesús Azanza
    Ruiz, Agustín del Moral Gámiz, Emilio Mayayo Artal, Alfonso Balmori Martínez


    Enrique Navarro Camba, Jaume Segura García, Manuel Portolés, Jose Luis
    Bardasano, Fidel Franco González), medical oncologists (like Jean-Loup
    Mouysset of the association Ressource), professional associations
    (associations like Doctors for the Environment of Switzerland, Austria and
    Macedonia, the Galician Official College of Biologists, etc.), concerned
    citizens and activists associations working in the field of electromagnetic
    pollution and associations of people with central sensitization
    environmental diseases (EHS, fibromyalgia, MCS, chronic fatigue) -from the
    United Kingdom, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Spain, France, the Netherlands,
    Italy, Portugal, and Sweden, to date- consumer associations (like FACUA of
    Castilla y León), neighborhood associations (like the Confederación Estatal
    de Asociaciones Vecinales of Spain, the Syndicate de Locataires of Belgium ..), ecology and environmental associations (Ecologistas en Acción of Spain,
    Quercus of Portugal, SEPANSO of France ....).

    We ask you to, please, send this appeal to scientists, researchers and
    experts in your fields of activity, and to request as well the support of
    your own association.

    For the European groups promoting this project, it is important to
    consolidate the filing of a viable European Citizens' Initiative (ECI) in
    2014 to urge the European Commission to regulate EMFs from health criteria
    and the precautionary principle and in line with the recommendations of
    Resolution 1815 (2011), of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of
    Europe on "Potential hazards of electromagnetic fields and their effects on
    the environment".

    Thank you for your attention, and waiting for kind reply.
    Kind regards, Pierre Boulet and Julio Carmona, members of the ECI
    Coordinating Group.


    EUROPEAN CITIZENS' INITIATIVE (ECI) ON "ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION"

    Appeal to scientists, researchers and experts to support of the 
    “Manifesto of the ECI”
    Since early 2013, various citizens´ associations from different European
    countries (Belgium, Spain, France, Italy, Portugal, Sweden, ...), with the
    participation of the "International EMF Alliance" (IEMFA), have been
    carrying out a process to develop a "European Citizens´Initiative"(ECI), in
    order to collect a million signatures from European citizens and give rise
    to a debate and positioning in the European Commission and Parliament to
    take effective legislative measures in health advocacy through the
    application of the Precautionary Principle and the principle ALARA (as low
    as reasonably achievable) to electromagnetic pollution in line with the
    recommendations of Resolution 1815, 2011, of the Parliamentary Assembly of
    the Council of Europe on "The potential dangers of electromagnetic fields
    and their effect on the environment"

    The resulting ECI text, in order to be accepted by the European Commission
    and become legally viable, will be subject to important legal and formal
    limitations. For this reason, the associations involved in the process met
    to develop and approve, in Madrid, June 2013, a "European Manifesto in
    support the ECI" (http://www.peccem
    org/DocumentacionDescarga/Campanas/ICE2013/ENG_EUROPEAN_MANIFESTO_IN_SUPPORT_


    HE_ECI.pdf), which is the support its principles and claims.
    The organizations promoting the ECI invite scientists, researchers and
    experts to sign this appeal in support of the ECI Manifesto, which
    summarizes the demands contained in the Manifesto which is the basis for the future ECI:

    APPEAL TO SUPPORT THE MANIFESTO OF THE EUROPEAN CITIZENS´ INITIATIVE ON
    ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION

    Different citizens' associations from different European countries agree on
    the need of presenting a EUROPEAN CITIZENS' INITIATIVE to update current
    regulation for exposure to electromagnetic radiation.
    The citizen concern that has been expressed in the Special Eurobarometer 347


    on electromagnetic fields has led to the European Manifesto in support the
    ECI in June 2013 by the coordination of citizens' associations of different
    European countries.
    This on the following bases:
    · The recommendations of European institutions:
    - The Resolution 1815 (2011), of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council
    of Europe on potential hazards of electromagnetic fields and their effects
    on the environment.
    - The protective resolutions of the European Parliament (2007/2252 (INI) and


    2008/2211 (INI)), and the recommendations of the European Environment Agency


    from 2007 to present (2009, 2011, 2013)
    · The scientific reviews and resolutions:
    - The BioInItiative Report 2007-2012, review of over 3.800 studies.
    - The Monograph of the International Commission for Electromagnetic Safety
    (ICEMS), "Non-Thermal Effects and Mechanisms of Interaction Between
    Electromagnetic Fields and Living Matter", 2010.
    - Scientific resolutions and appeals, such as ICEMS, and numerous
    professional and scientific associations.
    · The classification, in May 2011, by the International Agency for Research
    on Cancer (IARC), of the WHO, of radiofrequency electromagnetic fields as
    possibly carcinogenic to humans (Group 2B), based on an increased risk for
    glioma, a malignant type of brain tumor, associated with wireless phone use.


    As well as the recommendation of Christopher Wild, director of the IARC:
    “Given the potential consequences for public health of this classification
    and findings … it is important to take pragmatic measures to reduce exposure


    such as hands‐free devices or texting."
    · The compliance with International conventions:
    The Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (2006).
    The Aarhus Convention (1998), on Access to Information, Public Participation


    in Decision-Making and Access to Justice in Environmental Matters.
    THE MAIN PROPOSALS OF THE EUROPEAN MANIFESTO IN SUPPORT OF THE ECI ON
    ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION:
    · Application of the precautionary principle and the ALARA (as low as
    reasonably achievable) principle for electromagnetic fields (EMF) exposure.
    · Minimization of EMF exposure limits, on the basis of bio-effects, and
    Real-time comprehensive monitoring, starting with 0.6 V/m (outdoor) at
    Radiofrequency and 1 mG at extremely low frequencies.
    · Information campaigns and labeling to minimize the EMF exposure.
    · Schools as Healthy Zones EMF-FREE.
    · Recognition of electromagnetic hypersensitivity (EHS) and protection of
    the electro-hypersensitive people in health areas, workplaces, public and
    private (home).
    · Promotion and establishment of networks, technologies and techniques which


    are biocompatible and sustainable.
    · Health standards and social code for protection from passive exposure.
    These proposals will be the basis of a legally viable European Citizens'
    Initiative. This initiative aims to open the debate in the Council of Europe


    the European Parliament and Member States of the European Union to create
    legislative changes that ensure the implementation of the Precautionary
    Principle and health protection in the deployment of wireless technology and


    electricity networks.
    We, the undersigned, as scientists, researchers and/or experts, subscribe
    “the European Manifesto in support the ECI on Electromagnetic Radiation”:

    Name and surname(s)Professional TitleCountry



    * Please, to answer this appeal, send your signature to emails the ECI
    coordinating group: coordinacion@peccem.org and plbouletblanchard@orange.fr
    The first signatories (scientists, researchers and/or experts):

    · Enrique Navarro Camba,
    · Jaume Segura García,
    · Manuel Portolés,
    · Ceferino Maestu Unturbe,
    · Darío Acuña Castroviejo,
    · María Jesús Azanza Rúiz,
    · Agustín del Moral Gamíz,
    · Emilio Mayayo Artal,
    · Alfonso Balmori Martinez,
    · José Luis Bardasano,
    · Fidel Franco González
    · Jean-Loup Mouysset

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