30 years ago they were barely on the map.
Not surprising. In 1985 there were just 340,000 mobile phone subscribers in the whole of the U.S.
By 1990 this number had already surpassed 5 million.
Today there are over 300 million cell phone subscribers in the US alone.
And somewhere in the region of 6 billion worldwide.
Hand in hand with this exponential growth in cell phones has seen the proliferation of cell phone towers.
Like mushrooms, cell phone towers been popping up everywhere over the last 3 decades.
These towers are now omnipresent.
Silently doing their job of keeping us connected.
They route our calls, messages, photos and videos via the Internet.
In fractions of a second these cell phone towers execute a very complex process.
Wonderful.
But of course there is a downside.
Because these towers, in doing their jobs, radiate our homes, schools, workplaces towns cities and countryside with radio frequency microwave radiation. 24/7.
There are those that claim this
radiation is harmless.
There are others that claim that these exposures are highly detrimental to our health.
Everyone is entitled to their own opinion.
But there are a growing number of eminent
scientists and researchers that are raising the alarm.
One of them is Professor Girish Kumar.
He has a PhD in electrical engineering.
He is a former Assistant Professor in the Electrical Engineering
Department at the University of North Dakota.
He is currently Professor in the Electrical Engineering Department at IIT Bombay.
He’s been working on hazards of microwave radiation for over a decade.
He’s
considered one of the world’s leading experts on cell tower radiation.
Few people understand the hazards and workings of cell towers like Professor Kumar. All cell towers radiate radio frequency microwave radiation.
But how much radiation, how dangerous is it and what are the solutions for dealing with cell tower
radiation?
These are the questions I'm going to be putting to Professor Kumar.
It's a FREE interview.
