www.wave-guide.org: Extensive background information, relevant documents, essays, and talks. Includes Blake Levitt’s “A Clear Call,” a talk by Dr. Henry Lai, and Cindy Sage’s “Studies Showing Bioeffects” list. Excellent bibliography of books on microwave issues.

www.emrnetwork.org: Much useful information on microwaves, including Dr. Henry Lai’s 97-page list of abstracts of 1995–2000 studies on microwaves, other papers and talks, and an email list. Based in Vermont.

www.energyfields.org: A west coast version of the above.

www.electric-words.com: Site of Stewart Fist, Australian journalist. A wide variety of information on microwaves, including abstracts of many studies, a discussion of the FCC standard and how it was arrived at.

www.emfacts.com: Home of EMFacts Consultancy, another good Australian site.

www.emfguru.org: Site of Roy Beavers, the “EMF guru,” who maintains an informative email list.

www.cellslayer.com: Site of Kirk Wines, longtime city attorney for Medina, Wash. Extensive information on cell tower issues—see especially the “Industry Myths” page.

www.millervaneaton.com: Law firm that specializes in telecommunications. Their “Tower Toolkits” for 2000 and 2001 are very helpful for cell tower issues. The texts of major court decisions regarding cell towers are at http://www.millervaneaton.com/feature_toolkit2004.html.

www.microwavenews.com: See below.

For books, see the bibliography at www.wave-guide.org.

California Department of Health Services report

Does Cell Phone Conversation Impair Driving Performance? National Safety Council Study shows that "conversing on either a hand-held or hands-free cell phone led to significant decrements in simulated driving performance."

ECOLOG-Institut press release

“Influence of High-Frequency Electromagnetic Radiation at Non-Thermal Intensities on the Human Body,” a review of work by Russian and Ukrainian researchers, in English, available at www.emfacts.com.

Microwave News. Bimonthly publication with objective reporting on the microwave industry

Microwaving Our Planet, Arthur Firstenberg, Cellular Phone Taskforce, POB 1337, Mendocino, CA 95460 ($25). Currently out of print (8/01).

The National Safety Council's Multitasking Statement recommends that "on the road, drivers shall concentrate on safe and defensive driving and not on making or receiving phone calls . . . or other distracting influences."

No Place To Hide (periodical), Cellular Phone Taskforce ($30/year).

The Physiological and Environmental Effects of Non-Ionising Electromagnetic Radiation, report by European Parliament Directorate General for Research, Scientific and Technological Options Assessment (STOA), March 2001, available at http://www.europarl.eu.int/stoa/publi/default_en.htm.

Potential and Actual Adverse Effects of Radiofrequency and Microwave Radiation at Levels Near and Below 2 uW/cm², report by Dr. Neil Cherry; order from www.nzine.co.nz/thesis.html (US$20).

Radio Wave Packet, Cellular Phone Taskforce 

Recent studies (1995–2000) on the biological effects of radiofrequency and cell phone radiation (compilation of abstracts), Dr. Henry Lai, available at www.emrnetwork.org/research/laisummary.pdf.