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(American Meteorological Society., 1999-04)Autumn–winter temperature and precipitation records at 34 stations over New Zealand from 1982 to 1995 are found by empirical orthogonal function (EOF) analysis to fluctuate together with 3–6-yr quasi periodicity similar to that associated with the Antarct ...
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(Lincoln University. Human Sciences Department., 2000-04-25)There is a strong push from the WHO and the ICNIRP of harmonize national RF/MW exposure standards by individual states adopting the ICNIRP Guideline. This would be a good thing if the ICNIRP Guideline was set at an exposure level that provided sound prote ...
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(Lincoln University. Human Sciences Department, 1999-02-10)It is proposed to make the New Zealand Standard and Guideline for Cell Site public exposures of Radiofrequency and Microwave Radiation guidelines based on the International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) guideline. The ICNIRP gui ...
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(Lincoln University. Human Sciences Department., 2002-08)Dr Cherry was invited in June 2000 by a group of European Parliament MPs to present evidence at a European Parliament Conference to show if there was any evidence that electromagnetic radiation was genotoxic, and if there was any epidemiological evidence ...
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(Lincoln University. Human Sciences Department., 2000-06-08)In 1995 a New Zealand Environment Court (as the Planning Tribunal) decided to set a public exposure limit of 2μW/cm² for from a BellSouth GSM cell site. This was based on evidence of biological effects, including calcium ion efflux, enhanced ODC activity ...
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(Lincoln University. Human Sciences Department., 2000-09)Genotoxic and epidemiological evidence was presented to the Australian Senate Inquiry. The Inquiry Chairperson, Senator Lyn Allison, described Dr Neil Cherry’s evidence as the only independent professional evidence not related to industry. Since he spent ...
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(Lincoln University. Human Sciences Department., 2001-08-29)Dr Neil Cherry was asked by a school in Florida, United States, to review of biological and epidemiological health effects of electromagnetic fields, especially for children with the proposed to have a substation constructed next to the school with high-v ...
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(Lincoln University. Human Sciences Department., 2002-09-10)By October 2001 Dr Cherry had concluded that there was very strong evidence that electromagnetic radiation across the spectrum is a Ubiquitous Universal Genotoxic Carcinogen. The evidence is strong from multiple independent studies showing that from extre ...
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(Lincoln University. Human Sciences Department., 2002-09-02)Melatonin is a vital natural neurohormone that regulates the daily circadian rhythm in mammals. Melatonin is the most potent known antioxidant. At night the pineal gland’s output of Melatonin rises and the Melatonin is carried by the circulation system th ...
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(Lincoln University. Human Sciences Department., 2002-12-09)Dr Henry Lai and Dr Narendra Singh used a DNA Comet Assay developed by Dr Singh to determine the microwaves damaged DNA-strands. They found that nonthermal microwave exposures significantly caused single and double DNA stranded breakage in living mice bra ...