Title: The great power-line cover-up : how the utilities and the government are trying to hide the cancer hazard posed by electromagnetic fields /
Authors: Brodeur, Paul.
Publisher: Little, Brown and Co.,
Year: 1993
Subjects: Electric lines Health aspects.; Electromagnetic lines Health aspects.; Electromagnetic fields Health aspects.; Electromagnetic Fields adverse effects; Environmental Exposure; Neoplasms etiology; Radiation, Nonionizing adverse effects
Abstract: An exposé of the dangers of high-voltage and high-current power lines and how the electrical industry has been attempting to cover them up.
Contents: Something is very wrong here -- How were any of us to know? -- Going through light bulbs like crazy -- Playing it low-key -- A growing body of evidence -- Two one-in-fifty-thousand chances -- The kiss of death -- A probable/possible cause of cancer -- Consider that the roosters crow -- Some red dots on a map -- Safety for our kids -- All your ducks in a row -- Traversing the tightrope -- Some unsatisfactory answers -- Working together to protect the public health -- Nothing to break into a sweat about -- Confrontation -- Some conflicts of interest -- Some incontrovertible evidence -- How many more cancers will it take? -- Some revising of views -- If people were dropping dead -- The writing on the wall.