Mast Sanity was set up in January 2002 and has helped thousands of campaigns since then. The organisation was founded by Lisa Oldham, and other long term mast campaigners, who saw that the mobile phone operators were gaining substantial power and rolling out a network at alarming speed that had serious and widespread health and environmental implications, and their was little help available to communities fighting both the multinationals and the chaotic planning system.
Our network of campaigns has grown substantially both in the UK and overseas and resulted in Tower Sanity being formed in Australia. Similar associations are now being set up in other countries.
Mast Sanity's primary concern is that the present system of mobile phone and TETRA technology is unsafe. The system is biologically and environmentally incompatible with the health and well being of the public. Mast Sanity wants a safe system of operation. Mast Sanity believes the health implications to be on the scale of smoking and asbestos and a health disaster is looming.
Until the Government is forced to recognise that mobile phone and TETRA technology are unsafe Mast Sanity is demanding that masts are not located close to schools, residential areas, old people's homes. hospitals and other sensitive locations.
Our network of campaigns has grown substantially both in the UK and overseas and resulted in Tower Sanity being formed in Australia. Similar associations are now being set up in other countries.
Mast Sanity's primary concern is that the present system of mobile phone and TETRA technology is unsafe. The system is biologically and environmentally incompatible with the health and well being of the public. Mast Sanity wants a safe system of operation. Mast Sanity believes the health implications to be on the scale of smoking and asbestos and a health disaster is looming.
Until the Government is forced to recognise that mobile phone and TETRA technology are unsafe Mast Sanity is demanding that masts are not located close to schools, residential areas, old people's homes. hospitals and other sensitive locations.
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