Re: Should local communities be required to provide "radiation free zones"?

["Richard L. Hess" <lists@richardhess.com>]

At 10:39 PM 9/11/2002 +0000, Bjorn Cedervall wrote:



>You may say that this is unimportant to non-Swedes - I say "not 

>unimportant" because there is so much global crosstalk today. What they 

>come up with here may come to other countries later on so it is good if a 

>large part of the population gets an opportunity to answer.



Sweden is often cited as a very conservative jurisdiction in 

electromagnetic field studies. In other words, they have very strict 

regulations. There also seems to be a lot of interest in Sweden in this. 

Didn't the Swedish Navy just pay out a fairly large sum of money to someone 

claiming injury from shipboard radar?



Cheers,



Richard



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