A new Australasian association is formed - ORSAA.org
A new advisory group has been formed: http://www.emraustralia.com.au/knowledgebase/new-australasian-association-formed-orsaa-org
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The Oceania Radiofrequency Scientific Advisory
Association (ORSAA) has been established to provide independent scientific advice
about the impacts of wireless technology.
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The trouble with so many advisory groups is that while they are
highly commendable they are basically passive, they wait for
people to come to them or find their website, which is probably why
nothing much has changed in 20 years. The above site has a very
long list of luminaries, but what are they going to DO??
My intuition (and experience) tells me that if
we want to see real change, people will need to get out
there and be far more pro-active.
Melissa presented a long list of things that could be
done to raise awareness a while ago, and Dr Devra
Davis is also thinking along these lines. There are, I know,
many individuals who are, and have been, extremely pro-active
recently, such as Dr Mallory Blythe, and others with media
appearances, but there have been media appearances from top people
for 20 years and it has made only a miniscule amount of difference.
Globally we are SO fragmented. Even the EMFScientist
Appeal has not created a ripple within the industry and
its cohorts, as far as I know. (I stand to be corrected if this
is wrong)
Would it not make sense to hold a Summit meeting,
for three days, with top people from
science, medicine and health care, to nut out a
really effective strategy - not just a talk-fest - to
counter this dangerously expanding technology. This
approach takes time, money, and energy. But the
summits need to be regular...........
What will it take? When is 'enough is enough'?
Sarah
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