Fortunately, [or maybe unfortunately, depending on your perspective], my message has not changed much over the years, just the way I have presented it.

What has changed though, is what we know. What has changed, is how many other good web-sites are now out there related to this, and other Environmental Health issues.

[2-24-00]
Bridlewood Archive
Archived the now closed Bridlewood EMF Information Service site. You can view the excellent Bibliography, or download the entire site as a ZIP file.

[7-22-99]
Order Selected Titles from Amazon
The WaveGuide Bibliography now has on-line ordering in Association with Amazon.com. WaveGuide might get a small percentage of the sales revenue from books sold through these links.

[10-19-98]
WaveGuide Receives Snap Editor's Choice Award
WaveGuide has been awarded a Snap Editors' Choice designation in recognition of its excellence in design, content and editorial presentation. Snap's site reviews are editorially independent of partnerships, marketing relationships or competitive status; our goal is to point users to outstanding Web resources.

[12-20-99]
Just Say NO to WTO
The WTO is an unprecedented power-grab, intended to raise corporations above the law of soveriegn nations, and disasterous to human-rights and environmental health.

[10-20-99]
ABCNEWS.com : 20/20: Safety of Cell Phones
ABC News aired this October 20, 1999 segment on Cellphone Safety. Experts and insiders like Ross Adey, Louis Slesin, Henry Lai, George Carlo were interviewed. ABC commissioned a test of cellphone emmisions, in which they discovered that the standard is entirely vague, and they had to leave the US to find a company that would do the measurements for them.

[5-24-99]
BBC Panorama - Mobile Mystery
Transcript of the BBC Panorama program, 24 May 1999. Numerous quotes from Adey, Carlo, Lai, Preece, Slesin, and Industry reps and others. Intriguing read.

[4-20-99]
Lloyd's Underwriter Refuses Health Risk
Concern about the safety of mobile phones has prompted a leading Lloyd's underwriter to refuse to insure phone manufacturers against the risk of damage to users' health. The move comes amid mounting concern about the industry's influence on research into the long-term effects of using a mobile. The London market provides insurance for everything from aircraft to footballers' legs. But fears that mobile phones will be linked to illnesses such as cancer and Alzheimer’s disease have prompted John Fenn, of underwriting group Stirling, to refuse to cover manufacturers against the risk of being sued if mobiles turn out to cause long-term damage.

[2-29-99]
Cone of Silence
Canadian Broadcasting Fith Estate Cone of Silence which aired in Febuary 1999, and features interviews with prominent researchers and insiders like Adey, Carlo, and Lai.