"If I am lucky enough to realize at least some of my ideas,
it will be a charity for all of humanity.
If these hopes of mine come true, the sweetest thought will be
that it is the work of a Slav - a Serb.
(Nikola Tesla during his visit to Belgrade in 1892. yr.)
Milan Rogulja, president of the Association BIOGEN Belgrade; R.Serbia
Key words: electromagnetic radiation, sources of non-ionizing radiation, health, mobile phone radiation, limit values, NGO activities, personal dosimetry.
SUMMARY
Scientific and technological development was most felt in the last decade of the last century and at the beginning of this century in the field of telecommunications and the development of telecommunication systems. The rapid and expansive development of technologies based on the wireless transmission of information introduced a revolution in communication and had a distinct impact in all spheres of civilized life. Bringing people closer together and overcoming civilizational differences-distances was only possible if the information exchange system was upgraded to the level it is now, with a visible impact on all spheres of human life. In the social, social and economic sphere, there is a sharp jump in the exchange of experiences, management and process management with the inevitable presence of communication techniques that could support this.
Multinational companies and developed countries realized the possibilities of "information", which in many cases changed the course of events and influenced the further development of civilization, but... given the speed of technology development (in a couple of dozen years since the first generation of mobile phones and wireless communication devices, devices capable of performing many transmission functions, not only voice but also multimedia, text, auditory and visual messages) were not possible to gain insight and scientifically validate the impact of immission of electromagnetic radiation (EMZ-NJZ) which due to the energy (<12.4 eV) they carry and permanently accumulate in the body.
Such research takes many more years than the advancement of technology has allowed. A large number of initiated researches quickly became obsolete because wireless information transmission technologies developed much faster and there was not enough time to assess the real impact of EMZ-NJZ on the human body and the environment. In addition to these aggravating circumstances, the division of the scientific world is also a limiting factor. The bipolarity of scientists made it difficult to make a constructive decision in this area, because there are two views and approaches to the impact of EMZ-NJZ on the human organism and the environment. These are: THERMAL-PHYSICAL; advocated by supporters of electrotechnical sciences (in the 1960s, engineers and constructors of wireless communication systems, and part of physicists) without taking into account the complexity and biological specifics of the human organism and other living organisms that, together with the environment, make up the environment.
Another approach, much more fundamental, from our point of view and more acceptable, NON-THERMAL-BIOLOGICAL, which takes into account the specificity of species (species) and the unfolding of biological-physiological processes as an influence and change achieved by EMZ-NJZ on complex biological systems. Precisely for the latter, much more research, time, effort and commitment are needed so that real and valuable conclusions can be drawn from it, so that, based on them, adequate preventive PP (precautionary principle) measures can be taken for users of mobile phones and other means of wireless transmission of information on a planetary level.
The complexity of such activities also implies the development of human awareness and the strengthening of activities in the field of information and education (of all structures on the proper and safe use of devices that emit EMF-EMF, for which it is possible to draw a parallel with the use of nuclear energy and the related processes of nuclear fission and fusion in peacetime civilizational energy needs. (Yurij Grigorjev, President of the Russian National Commission for Protection against Non-Ionizing Radiation; 3rd ENNSER Conference - European Network of scientists and experts in the field of health and environmental protection, May 2012, Spain). finding newer ways to control exposure to EMS, more accessible to the general population and professionally exposed persons, and defining ways and means to protect people and the environment from the effects of EMS-NJZ.
ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION - A GOOD SERVANT, BAD MASTER
"If I'm fortunate to achieve at least some of their ideas,
it will be a benefit for all mankind.
If my hopes are fulfilled, my sweetest thought will be
that thoseit was the work of one of the Slavs - Serbs. "
(Nikola Tesla during his visit to Belgrade in 1892).
Milan Rogulja, President of BIOGEN Belgrade; R. Serbia
Keywords: electromagnetic radiation, sources of non-ionizing radiation, health, radiation mobile phone, the limit values, the activities of NGOs, personal dosimetry
ABSTRACT
Scientific and technological development of the highest in the last decade of the last century and at the beginning of this century felt in the field of telecommunications and development of telecommunication systems. The rapid and expansive development of technologies based on the wireless transmission of information entered the communication revolution and achieved a pronounced influence in all spheres of civilized life. Connecting people and overcoming civilizational difference-distance was only possible if the system is upgraded by exchanging information, to the point where it is now, with visible impact on all spheres of human life. At the societal, social and economic spheres, there has been no sudden jump in the exchange of experiences, management and conduct of the process with the inevitable presence of communication techniques that are able to support.
Multi-national companies and developed countries realized the possibilities of "information" that is in many cases changing trends and events affect the further development of civilization, but ... given the speed of technology development (in a few decades from the first generation of mobile phones and wireless communications devices now reach appliances that are able to perform many of the functions of transmission, not only voice but also multimedia, text, auditory and visual messages) it was not possible to get an insight and scientifically validated influence immission of electromagnetic radiation (EMR NJZ) that due to consumption (<12.4 eV) carried and permanently accumulated in the body.
For such research takes a lot more years than the growth rate of technology allows. The large number of ongoing investigations, very fast, is becoming outdated because the technology of wireless transmission of information is progressing much more rapidly and there was insufficient time for consideration of the real impact of EMR NJZ on the human body and the environment. In addition to these aggravating circumstances and dividing the scientific world is the limiting factor. Bipolarity scientists made it hard for constructive decision-making in this area, as it stands two views and approaches impact that are eligible for EMR NJZ on the human body and the environment. These are: thermal-physical; who advocate advocates of electrotechnical Science (60-ies of the last century, engineers and designers of wireless communication system, and part of physicists) without taking into account the complexity of biological and specific growth of the human body and other living organisms that form, with the environment, the environment.
The second approach, more fundamental, from our point of view and acceptable, non-thermal biological, which takes into account the specific element types (specia) and the operation of biological and physiological processes as well as the impact of the changes that achieves EMR NJZ in complex biological systems. It is for the latter requires much more research, time, effort and commitment to the same able to draw the right conclusions and valuable to them on the basis could be undertaken adequate preventive PP (precautionary principle) measures for users of mobile phones and other devices wireless transmission of information on a planetary scale.
The complexity of these activities involves the development of human consciousness and an intensification of activities in the field of information and education (all structures of correctly and safely by use of devices that emit EMR NJZ for which it is possible to draw a parallel with the use of nuclear energy production and related processes of nuclear fission and fusion for peaceful civilization energy needs. (Jurirj Grigorjev president of the Russian National Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation 3. The Conference ENNSER- European network of scientists and professional associates in regional protection of health and the environment; May 2012 Madrid, Spain). EMR NJZ but finding newer ways of controlling exposure to EMR accessible to the general public and professional exposed people and define ways and means to protect people and the environment from the impact of EMR NJZ.
