Isn’t it true that exposure to electric and magnetic fields (EMF) cause health problems?
It’s important to understand that EMF occur wherever electricity flows. For example, a lamp that is turned on produces both an electric and magnetic field. Because our society relies heavily on electricity, people are almost constantly exposed to EMF throughout their daily environments at home, work and school. Many common household appliances, such as electric shavers or hair dryers, generate magnetic fields that can be tens of times higher than transmission line fields.
