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Electric and Electromagnetic fields in Vennesla 2001

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Are these efforts done in Vennesla?

After a lot of phone calls and visits to the municipality there is really not much information we got from them, because it was partially classified.

Measurements which should have been initiated or which also have been done here in Vennesla, to stop the health risk as a result of electromagnetism, is actually uncertain if it has been done. Because the information was classified there wasn't much information to get. From what we have found out, all networklines in Vennesla are built according to the existing guidelines and consideration of danger has been taken into account. All powerlines here in Vennesla have the same system and effect as all other places in Norway, except the construction site at Loevsanger.

A rumour has been going that the new construction site at Loevsanger has been built too close to the powerline. To make sure if the rumour was true or false and out of concern for the health of the people who live there, we managed to get a man from VAE with us, who was an expert on electric measurements.

From these pictures here and our measurements which were done on the 7. June 2000. at Loevsanger, we can see that these houses lie in a Health risk area. Because of documents and information which were held back, we couldn't find out why the municipality had allowed these houses to be built here. The only thing we can be sure of is: No efforts were made to stop these houses from beeing built.

This shows that VAE took this rumour seriously by going out and taking measurements VAE shows that they care about the well - beeing of their customers. Those who live too close to a power line and who were concerned for their health could take contact with VAE, and they would personally come up to them and make the necesiary measurements to find out whether or not their customers were exposed to any danger.

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