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Napa County might use a high-tech system to try to detect fires soon after ignition, with the hope an early warning gives firefighters the jump they need to prevent raging, massive wildfires. Ten or so poles topped with the artificial intelligence-based IQ FireWatch fire-sensing technology could provide coverage for 94% to 97% of the county, county officials said. The system can detect heat disturbance from fires even before smoke is visible. The concept is that "it’s about as early detection as you can get,” county Public Works Director Steven Lederer said. Support local news cover...

“You’re seeing strange things over the last few years,” Mendham said. “Not just the traditional quack medicine, but alternative stuff, the anti-vax movement, fear of technology, fear of 5G, that sort of thing.” You do not have to look far to see this. Online, there is no shortage of complaints about mask mandates, vaccination schedules and the sudden installation of new infrastructure near suburban backyards. The Uniting for Australian Freedom group claims to have 20,000 members and Australians for Safe Technology up to 50,000. A July 2019 study by RWTH Aachen University in Germa...

Ells: Barnstable unlikely to appeal federal court T-Mobile ruling Centerville Concerned Citizens seeks guidelines for future 5G installations Bronwen Howells Walsh Barnstable is unlikely to appeal a U.S. District Court ruling to allow T-Mobile to operate six cellular antennas inside a church steeple in the village center, but the group known as Centerville Concerned Citizens remains proactive. Town Manager Mark Ells recently announced to the Barnstable Town Council that he is preparing a response to an inquiry from the Centerville Civic Association. The citizens group is vociferously oppose...

WCCA TV picks of the week for Sunday, Jan. 24 Telegram & Gazette Schedule is subject to change Monday, Jan. 25 at 7 p.m. "All Things Orthodox," hosted by Father Christopher Stamas: Father Stamas welcomes Father Gregory Christakos from Sts. Anargyroi Church in Marlboro. Tuesday, Jan. 26 at 12 p.m. "Fit for Life," hosted by Karen McKenzie: Karen discusses the biomarkers of aging. Wednesday, Jan. 27 at 8:30 p.m. "Daily Breaking," hosted by Mauro DePasquale:  Mauro speaks with Cece Doucette, technology and safety educator and director at Massachusetts for Safe Technology, about exposure to...

Mon, 14 Dec 2020 00:01 UTC A meta-analysis of eight studies reveals that exposure to radiation from cell phones, iPads and laptops significantly increases the risk of breast cancer, especially for women over 50. A new meta-analysis study reveals that exposure to radiation from wireless devices such as cell phones, iPads and laptops significantly increases the risk of breast cancer. The meta-analysis study (a statistical analysis that combines the results of multiple scientific studies) examined eight studies that were published between 1996-2015. The highest risk was found in women over 50. T...