There are 34 files, weighing 17.6 MiB with 134,721 hits in Papers by Don Maisch.
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Papers by Don Maisch
60 years since Sient Spring: Where are we now?
» 343.7 KiB - 314 hits - February 22, 2024
An examination of the possible biological impacts of human exposure to endocrine-disrupting chemicals on early life, sexual identity and male fertility decline
60 years since Silent Spring: Where are we now?
» 343.7 KiB - 0 hits - February 22, 2024
An examination of the possible biological impacts of human exposure to endocrine-disrupting chemicals on early life, sexual identity and male fertility decline
Brillouin Precursor discussion paper
» 187.6 KiB - 398 hits - July 31, 2022
Brillouin Precursors, a theoretical oddity or a real concern for 5G
millimetre-wave bands to be used in future high-speed
telecommunications?
ACNEM_final.pdf
» 231.0 KiB - 904 hits - October 30, 2020
CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME(CFS) AND SLEEP DISORDERS:
EVIDENCE THAT EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY MAGNETIC
FIELDS AND RADIOFREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS ARE
FACTORS TO INVESTIGATE IN TREATMENT
5G community concerns: Real or imagined?
» 228.2 KiB - 2,528 hits - April 25, 2019
An examination of the controversy over increasing community concerns over the 5G network rollout and expert assurances of a lack of risk
Spin in the Antipodes: A history of industry involvement in telecommunications health research in Australia (Updated)
» 507.2 KiB - 3,663 hits - August 17, 2018
Chapter 16 from "Corporate Ties That Bind".
Tasmania’s new electricity smart metering roll-out Why opting out may be your wisest, and healthiest choice
» 576.1 KiB - 1,681 hits - July 11, 2018
A curate's egg: Queensland’s Guidelines for managing 50 Hz magnetic fields in office buildings
» 215.9 KiB - 1,212 hits - November 20, 2016
Why Queensland's guidelines for managing 50 Hertz (power frequency) magnetic fields in office buildings is inadequate for employee safety.
The UK’s Science Media Centre model of science communication An uncensored history
» 264.5 KiB - 3,734 hits - February 23, 2016
A history of the UK Science Media Centre and vested interest control over science journalism
AEMC submission
» 615.3 KiB - 767 hits - March 18, 2015
Comments on the Consultation Paper, National Electricity Amendment (Demand Management Incentive Scheme( Rule 2015
A critique of the New Zealand report: “Health and Safety Aspects of Electricity Smart Meters”
» 701.3 KiB - 8,218 hits - March 4, 2014
A critique of a widely circulated report: "Health and Safety Aspects of Electricity Smart Meters" produced by New Zealand’s Electric Power Engineering Centre (EPEC) at the University of Canterbury, Christchurch in 2012
Smart meter submission: An incomplete Benefit-Cost analysis and the urgent need for research
» 608.0 KiB - 2,422 hits - January 22, 2014
Comments on the Commonwealth of Massachusetts’ document no. D.P.U. 12-76-A. Investigation by the Department of Public Utilities on its own Motion into
Modernization of the Electric Grid, December 23, 2013
The Smart Electricity Grid: Claims, Pitfalls, and Unintended Consequences
» 5.0 MiB - 6,295 hits - December 1, 2013
PDF of a Powerpoint presentation examining the smart grid given in late November 2013 in Christchurch and Auckland New Zealand
Smart meter case histories
» 1.2 MiB - 7,817 hits - September 11, 2013
Ten case histories of people in Melbourne who are suffering health problems after a smart meter was installed near their bedroom (or in one case their workstation). Part of a Powerpoint presentation.
An opinion on British Columbia's smart meter Infrastructure Project
» 1.4 MiB - 3,890 hits - January 22, 2013
A scientific opinion on the current telecommunications frequency human exposure standards as they pertain to
human exposure to radio frequency/microwave (RF/MW) emissions from British Columbia's FortisBC’s proposed Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) Project. This
involves the installation of AMI “smart meters” in all homes and businesses of its customers.
A precautionary public health policy for cell phone, smart phone and cordless phone use
» 196.5 KiB - 6,732 hits - January 8, 2013
Smart Meter Health Concerns: Just A Nocebo Effect or an Emerging Public Health Nightmare?
» 313.0 KiB - 5,580 hits - September 6, 2012
Unintended health consequences of wireless smart meters
Comments_on_the_Draft_report.pdf
» 1,021.7 KiB - 3,972 hits - June 19, 2012
Comments and recommendations on the Draft report: Safety of Advanced Metering Infrastructure in Victoria
Critique of a thesis
» 698.0 KiB - 2,097 hits - September 18, 2011
RE: Review of the thesis “Evidence Based Rationale for Standards Providing Protection for Human Populations against Health Effects of Ultra High Frequency
Radio-Frequency”
Submission to the IARC on its RF/MW cancer assessment process
» 422.9 KiB - 4,582 hits - May 5, 2011
The problem of conflict of interest & commercial influence in WHO agencies and the need for public interest representation
Hazards of a proposed subdivision next to HV transmission line
» 199.6 KiB - 2,314 hits - April 28, 2011
The Lauderdale Cottage Unit Development : Is the proximity to the Nyrstar transmission line a public health hazard for future residents?
Silencing inconvenient research in Sweden
» 236.1 KiB - 4,062 hits - September 5, 2010
The death of the No-Risk and Healthy Office projects, JACNEM Vol. 29, No. 2, Sept. 2010 (corrected copy), with Olle Johansson
Hungerford /Energex transmission line case
» 573.3 KiB - 3,965 hits - May 15, 2009
An analysis of risks associated with the proposed Energex Suncoast 132 kV Powerline Project’s “option J’ in relation to the Hungerford and nearby properties at Forest Glen, Queensland.
Breast cancer cluster at the Brisbane ABC studios at Toowong
» 235.0 KiB - 4,828 hits - January 1, 2007
An independent perspective on extremely low frequency magnetic fields as a possible risk factor for the breast cancer cluster at the Brisbane ABC studios at Toowong Queensland
Don Maisch, John Podd and Bruce Rapley
Electromagnetic Fields in the Built Environment
» 228.4 KiB - 8,136 hits - August 30, 2006
BDP Environment Design Guide – Design for Minimal Radiation Exposure – Don Maisch, John Podd and Bruce Rapley – August 2006, Gen 76
Dangers of DECT cordless phones
» 87.8 KiB - 7,072 hits - August 5, 2006
Medical warnings needed on DECT cordless phone use
JACNEM, Vol. 25 No. 2 August 2006
Conflict of Interest and Bias in Health Advisory Committees
» 285.8 KiB - 4,372 hits - April 30, 2006
A case study of industry influence on the WHO’s EMF Task Group. JACNEM, Vol. 25 No. 1, pages 15-17, April 2006
ICNIRP critique
» 333.5 KiB - 5,552 hits - May 15, 2005
The ICNIRP Guidelines: RF risk assessment built on a house of cards
Notes on New Zealand's NRL/Transpower “EMF Health Forums”
» 261.3 KiB - 5,316 hits - April 7, 2005
When Risk Management Goes Wrong
New Zealand public health agencies fail public trust over Transpower’s proposed 400 kV transmission line from Whakamaru to Auckland
Moscow mobile phone conference (2004)
» 70.8 KiB - 2,618 hits - December 10, 2004
Notes on the International Conference Mobile Communications and Health: Medical, Biological and Social Problems Sept 20 – 22, 2004, Moscow, Russia
Motorola's Micky Mouse review
» 33.7 KiB - 2,484 hits - February 24, 2004
Bypassing Peer Review:
Motorola’s influence on mobile phone research in Australia
(Or: Beware of Mickey Mouse Reviews)
Children and mobile phone use
» 49.8 KiB - 5,746 hits - August 7, 2003
Children and Mobile Phones ... Is There a Health Risk? The case for extra precautions, JACNEM, Vol. 22 No. 2; August 2003
Reducing EMF exposure improves sleep and reduces CFS symptoms
» 92.1 KiB - 4,335 hits - October 11, 2002
Poster presentation at the 2nd International Workshop on "Biological effects of Electromagnetic fields", 7-11 October 2002 , Rhodes, Greece. J. Podd, D. Maisch
EMF exposure and CFS health status study
» 120.6 KiB - 7,115 hits - April 15, 2002
Changes in Health Status in a Group of CFS
and CF Patients Following Removal of ® Excessive 50 Hz Magnetic Field Exposure, JACNEM, Vol. 21, No. 1; April 2002. Co authors: P. Podd, B. Rapley