Monthly Archives: November 2015

Microwave News just published a fascinating and infuriating article that relates to a $25+ million project to assess the cancer risk of wireless radiation in laboratory animals. The study, which is years overdue and over-budget, is still not public, with the … Continue reading →

Clarkson University undergrads recently began investigating a link between poor indoor air quality and reported home hauntings. Associate Professor of Civil & Environmental Engineering Shane Rogers said human experiences reported in many hauntings are similar to mental or neurological symptoms … Continue reading →

Unlike a traditional open house hosted by real estate agents giving tours of a completed building, a behind the wall tour occurs during construction to show a work in progress. The October 4th tour exposed the “deep green” components of … Continue reading →

With the increasing usage of and reliance on EMR-emitting devices, the debate about potential health risks continues to rage. Unfortunately, like the cigarette industry in decades past, electronics manufacturers continue to obfuscate and deny in order to preserve their multi-billion … Continue reading →

On October 9, 2015, Governor Brown of California signed Senate Bill 655. This act adds a section to the civil code that adds mold to the list of conditions that are enforceable in California housing. Put simply, if visible mold … Continue reading →