California school launches cell tower study

LordZoma · Member Joined: 17 Aug 2009 Posts: 489

http://www.kansascity.com/2010/06/14/2015582/california-school-launche s-cell.html

"Five years ago, Sprint erected an 85-foot cell phone tower in the middle of California's Vista Del Monte Elementary school. At the time, Sprint studied the tower's structural safety and an initial power reading, but since then teachers and students have become increasingly concerned about the tower's electromagnetic effect on health.

The Vista Del Monte tower is 20 feet from classroom buildings and next to the playground and lunch tables. Teachers and staff at the school, in the Victoria Park neighborhood, have expressed concerns about the number of cancer cases that have appeared at the school since the tower was installed. Janet Acker, a retired Vista Del Monte teacher, used to work in one of the classrooms closest to the tower. She has recorded nine current and former staff members who have been diagnosed with cancer. Acker has been diagnosed with thyroid cancer and has spoken to the board of education about the matter in the past.

The school district receives $1,500 a month to house the Sprint cell tower and also uses it for district communication and Internet equipment. Considering the budget crunch that many school districts face each year, that kind of steady income is a big incentive to let the tower stand.

Still, school officials are listening to the concerns of staff and students. This week, school officials will launch a $15,000 independent review to study the electromagnetic waves coming from the cell tower, particularly looking for any irregular electric waves, or "dirty power."

You can bet that many school districts nationwide will be eager to hear the results.

Jenn Savedge has written three books on eco-friendly living. Read more on her green parenting blog: www.mnn.com/featured-blogs/greenparenting.
Posted on Mon, Jun. 14, 2010 05:07 AM"

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Here is another perfect example of a group of people that need to be made aware of orgonite. I am going to send some letters out on Monday and try to make the school officials there aware of a simple solution to their problem.

Would anyone like to help me?

aemit · Member Joined: 15 May 2010 Posts: 167 Location: Tokyo

Hopefully such places will become less and less as the number of gifters and deployed orgonites grow in the world. I always make sure to gift any schools, kindergardens etc I happen to find during my giftings.
The easiest solution would be if someone in the vicinity just gifted the school without telling them about it, however, in this particular case, since there is a test going on, either they should be told that the place has been gifted, or, uh, if we want real results, this school should not be gifted at all... Kind of difficult dilemma...
I personally would tell them about it, have them place some orgonite around and try to have them stop the testing. Since it is human lives at stake.

LordZoma · Member Joined: 17 Aug 2009 Posts: 489

As an update. I got an e-mail back from the communications manager of the school and she thanked me for writing them and said that she'd forward it to the superintendent.

Jourdelune · Member Joined: 16 Dec 2009 Posts: 976

Good call Lord Z.

Perhaps, they will study the tower output with and without orgonite.

Jourdelune