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Real and phantom risks at the petrol station: The curious case of mobile phones, fires and body static

Adam Burgess SSPSSR, University of Kent, UKCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 53-66 | Published online: 02 Mar 2007

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Marie-Eve Cousin & Michael Siegrist. (2010) The public's knowledge of mobile communication and its influence on base station siting preferences. Health, Risk & Society 12:3, pages 231-250.
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Nupur Chowdhury. (2022) “Have a Digital Highway but also have speed limits”: Exploring Public Resistance to Cell Tower Radiation in India. Bulletin of Science, Technology & Society 42:3, pages 59-73.
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