Fall 2006. Schools and offices are notorious for poor power
quality, also known as dirty electricity, generated by tube fluorescent
lighting, computers, and other electronic equipment. Since children are
sensitive to environmental contaminants be they chemical, biological, or
physical, it is important to keep the school environment as clean as
possible.
Increasingly pesticides, certain cleaning agents, asbestos
fibers, are no longer used on school property. Students may no longer
bring nut-products to school because of peanut allergies. Yet few
schools are even questioning the effects of wireless technology that
envelops the school with microwave radiation.
If you are a parent, or
a teacher, or are simply concerned about the health of children read
the article on dirty electricity in schools.
