PUBLIC EXPOSURE: DNA, Democracy and the 'Wireless Revolution'

Public Exposure: DNA, Democracy and the 'Wireless Revolution'

Can microwaves alter our brains and DNA?

Released in 2000, Public Exposure is the first - and still definitive - independently produced investigative report on this key issue, the human health dangers of Radio Frequency Radiation (RFR) from cell phones & cell towers... and what we can do to protect ourselves.

Broadcast on LinkTV and in constant use by community groups and concerned citizens around the world, with thousands of DVD copies sold, we now make the authorized one-hour version of Public Exposure available on-line for the first time. DVD copies are available for purchase here: http://www.eon3.net/emr_protection/docs/public_exposure.html

First Place award, EarthVision Film Festival.
Co-Produced by EON's Mary Beth Brangan and Libby Kelley of the Council on Wireless Technology Impacts - www.energyfields.org Directed and edited by EON's James Heddle.

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• Public Exposure: DNA

[rocknrollya]

Hi EON (MaryBeth & James)

Any chance you can do an update to this documentary 11 years later?

What happened to the interactive map being done by the 'Marin County Breast Cancer Watch' to track the new installations of wireless towers in Novato to new cases of breast cancer that Libby kelley who was with the Council on Wireless Technology Impacts ?

I've done a quick google, found nothing about any this, just a recent study done on Marin breast cancer patients and drinking.

tks

thanks

[rocknrollya]

Hi EON,

Also please include an english subtitle for Dr. Ivan Bishop also, he's got a thick Scottish accent.

It's no wonder that Marin County has the highest rate of breast cancer. It would be interesting if a study was done to track cancer cases for those people who live near Sutro Tower or Twin Peaks.

thanks

[rocknrollya]

Hi EON,

Just a fyi, please include an english subtitle for Dr. Neil Cherry who is the first speaker in your firm because his NZ accent is so thick and he speaks so softly that I can't understand what he's saying.

thanks for doing this documentary.