MMWave Scientific Licence - Melbourne, Sydney, Gold Coast

Last week Telstra announced the early deployment of MMWave technology, a year ahead of schedule, as Scientific Licences in six locations, three in Melbourne, one in Sydney and two at the Gold Coast.

Still no studies indicating MMWave safety.

In the race to deploy MMWave, 26-28 GHz, with Wuhan first, countries at the front include South Korea, Iran, Japan, Italy (the only European country to auction MMWave) and Australia.  The plan always was, to race to deploy in 2020.

Dense Microwave emissions and SHF MMWave technology is not safe.

At the 1973 World Health Organisation sponsored, Warsaw Symposium, this knowledge was shared and again in Geneva in 1978 and many times since.

The United Nations, World Health Organisation has published a library of Environmental Health Criteria monographs to aid countries in the control of chemical and biological agent pollutants. The first three Environmental Health Criteria are: (1) Mercury, (2) Polychlorinated biphenyls & terphenyls, and (3) Lead.

’Radio-frequency and Microwave’, is listed at No.16 of 243 (no.) monographs to date. It is listed as a biological agent and described as a pollutant. Monographs alongside include: (9) DDT and its Derivatives (10) Carbon Monoxide (11) Mycotoxins and (13) Carbon Disulfide.

We already have studies revealing how unsafe MMWave technology is.  This is as well as dense Microwave emissions being unsafe.

This is industry driven and people are unaware that this critical area of health concern has raced ahead of safety considerations.

Please help to HALT TESTBED 1 - send a message that safety comes FIRST in this race.