Re: EMF and real estate values

[John Goldsmith <gjohn@bgumail.bgu.ac.il>]

If the antennae are at sufficient distance (10km) and /or point in a
direction opposite the home, there should be no problem.  If neither of
these are true, get a competent person to measure the exposure.  If less
than 2 microwatt/cm2, it is probably safe, assuming that the measurements
are representative of the likely exposure.
              John Goldsmith, M.D., M.P.H. Professor of Epidemiology 

On Wed, 25 Jun 1997, Rex Allen Boone wrote:

> Friends of mine are interested in buying a vacation home for short stays
> throughout the year.  They've found a beautiful home on top of a
> mountain with spectacular views.  The only problem is a number of
> microwave relay antennas in the other direction, "right there."   The
> price is much lower than other houses in the market.  They are concerned
> about possible health effects and asked for my advice.  Any
> suggestions?
>