Barb Wilkie's EHN Website
Last updated 2008

EHN Board President Barb Wilkie was very ill from chemically-induced kidney disease for several years. She passed away May 31, 2011. EHN presents this site both as a tribute and as valuable information. Many links and references will be out of date but Barb's research holds up over time. We will be transferring the site page by page, with updated details, to EHN's main site. If you would like to reach an EHN staff person, please contact us directly.

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EHN [of California]
P.O. Box 1155
Larkspur, California, 94977-0074
Support and Information Line
(SAIL) 415.541.5075
A 501 (c) (3) non profit agency.

An International Public Forum

Cell Phones, Antennas, Radio/TV Towers Health Risks of Going Wireless

 

Special Guest: Linda Evans, a concerned citizen
Presentations featuring: Dr. Neil Cherry, Biophysicist
Dr. Henry Lai, Biomedical Researcher
Gordon Miller, Chair, California State EMF Stakeholder's Group
Cindy Sage, Environmental Consultant
Moderator: Nancy Evans, Communications Consultant, Breast Cancer Fund
Also participating: Representatives from the
telecommunications industry, local government,
independent EMF environmental assessors,
EMF researchers and vendors

 
There will be:
  • A presentation of the health effects of radiofrequency and microwave radiation by prominent scientists and engineers

  • A review of public and corporate telecommunications policies and certain installations in San Francisco, Marin and other intensive EMF environments.

  • A discussion of electromagnetic field studies, environmental studies and relevant scientific material gathered by industry, government and communities.

  • A discussion on how communities, government and industry can work together to provide wireless digital telecommunication services without doing harm to health, safety, the environment or, quality of life.

     
Co-Sponsors: Breast Cancer Fund, Committee to Investigate Electromagnetic Radiation, Cow Hollow Neighbors in Action, Environmental Health Network (EHN), Marin Beyond Pesticides, Marin Breast Cancer Watch, Marin Health Council, Marin Social Justice Center, Noe Valley Families, Westminster Prebyterian Church

 

 

When: Saturday, April 10, 1999
Register starting at 8:30 a.m.
Program is 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
(bring a bag lunch or you can purchase lunch nearby)

 

Where: Westminster Presbyterian Church
240 Tiburon Blvd.
Tiburon, Calif. 94920

 
Directions: In Southern Marin County --

Going north on 101 beyond Sausalito to the East Blithedale/Tiburon Blvd exit.

Going south on 101, take next exit after Tamalpais in Corte Madera.

Turn east onto Tiburon Blvd and go three signals to Greenwood Beach Road. (at the Cove Shopping Center). Turn right and enter the parking lot of the church, which is on the corner on your right. Free and ample parking.

 
Donation: Request $5.No one turned away for lack of funds.

 

Contact: Libby Kelley at 415-892-1863

 


Consider those with sensitivities: No fragrances or cell phones, please

 

 

 

Comments? (Barb's email is no longer valid, please contact EHN). Please put WWW in subject line. Thanks.

 

 

 

Please check back often as we are always adding valuable links to our pages of Links.

As with all organizations, EHN depends upon your contributions of time and energy, as well as your membership support.

 

 

 

 

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Barb Wilkie's EHN Website, last updated 2008. For more current information, please go to EHN's main site.