Bridlewood Electromagnetic Fields (EMFs) Information Service
Extensive Bibliography on Electromagnetic Fields and Health
Compiled by: Richard W. Woodley
Government/Official Documents, Reports, Etc.
- Ahlbom, Anders, Health and electromagnetic fields,
Great Whale Public Review Support Office for the Evaluating Committee
(COMEV) ...[et al.], Montreal, 1994.
- Bonwick, W.J., Electromagnetic Fields from Overhead Transmission
Lines and Underground Cables, State of Victoria Panel Report,
Australia, May 30, 1988.
- California Department of Health Services, Investigation
of Montecito Leukemia and Lymphoma Cluster, Final Report,
February 1990.
- California Department of Health Services, Montecito Union
School Magnetic Field Survey, Draft Report, May 1990.
- California Department of Health Services, Potential Health
Effects of Electric and Magnetic Fields from Electric Power Facilities:
A Report to the California State Legislature by the California
Public Utilities Commission in Cooperation with the California
Department of Health Services, September 15, 1989.
- California Public Utilities Commission, Interim EMF Policy,
Decision 9311013, November 2, 1993.
- Charron, David, Magnetic Fields in the Workplace, report,
Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety (CCOHS), March
1990.
- Committee on Electromagnetic Energy Public Health Issues, Discussion Paper: Strategy for an Australian Research Program into Possible Health Issues Associated with Exposure to Communications Equipment, Department of Communications and the Arts, Commonwealth of Australia, October 1997.
- Connecticut Interagency EMF Task Force, Connecticut 1994
Report on Task Force Activities to Evaluate Health Effects from
Electric and Magnetic Fields, Division of Environmental Epidemiology
& Occupational Health, Connecticut, 1994.
- Coughlin, J., EMF State Legislation Summary, Wisconsin Public Service Commission, Chairman National EMF Research Program (NERP) Steering Committee, 608/267-7898, 1992.
- Dennis, J.A., C. R. Muirhead, and J. R. Ennis, Human Health
and Exposure to Electromagnetic Radiation (NRPB-R241), National
Radiological Protection Board (United Kingdom), Chilton, (1993).
- Electric Transmission Research Needs Task Force, Electric
and Magnetic Field Reduction: Research Needs, Washington State
Health Department, submitted to Washington State Legislature January
15, 1992.
- Empire State Electric Energy Research Corp. (ESEERCO), Plan
for Surveying Electric and Magnetic Fields from Overhead and Underground
Power Lines in New York State, & Research Plan on Reducing
Magnetic Fields Associated with Power Delivery and Use, April
1989.
- European Commission, Public health and safety at work -
Non-ionizing radiation - Sources, exposure and health effects,
Brussels, Belgium, 1996.
- IRPA Guidelines on Protection Against Non-Ionizing Radiation,
Pergamon, Press, ELmsford, NY, 1991.
- Industrial Injuries Advisory Council (United Kingdom), Non-Ionizing Radiation, report (CM253) prepared for United Kingdom Department of Health and Social Security, Her Majesty's Stationary Office,
Publication Centre, P.O. Box 276, London, SW8 5DT, United Kingdom,
December 1987.
- International Labour Office, Video Display Units: Radiation
Protection Guidance, prepared by International Non-Ionizing
Radiation Committee of the International Radiation Protection
Association in collaboration with the International Labour Organization,
1994.
- Lindgren, Rolf, High Voltage Power Lines, Health and Environment,
Current Knowledge and Research Status 1989, Vattenfall Kraftledningar
AB (Swedish State Power Board), 1990.
- National Academy of Sciences/National Research Council, Possible
Health Effects of Exposure to Electric and Magnetic Fields, National Academy Press, 1996.
- National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements,
Biological Effects and Exposure Criteria for Radio Frequency
Electromagnetic Fields, NCRP Report 86, Bethesda, MD, 1986.
- National Health and Welfare Department (Canada), Health Protection
Branch, Public Service Health Bulletin 7, Health and ergonomic
aspects of video display terminals.
- National Health and Welfare Department (Canada), Health Protection
Branch, Investigation of Radiation Emissions from Video Display
Terminals, No. 83-EHD-91, June 17, 1983.
- National Health and Welfare Department (Canada), Working Group
on Electric and Magnetic ELF Fields, Electric and Magnetic
Fields and Your Health: A Report, May 1989.
- National Radiological Protection Board (United Kingdom), Living
with Radiation, booklet, includes chapter on non-ionizing
radiation, 1989.
- National Radiological Protection Board (United Kingdom), Proposals
for the health protection of workers and members of the public
against the dangers of extra-low-frequency, radiofrequency and
microwave radiations: a consultative document, 1982.
- National Radiological Protection Board, (United Kingdom),
Restrictions on human exposure to static and time varying electromagnetic
fields and radiation, Document of the NRPB 4 (5):169, 1993.
- Oregon Department of Energy, Report on Human Health Effects
from Exposure to 60 Hz [EMFs] from High Voltage Power Lines,
April 1990.
- Polish Peoples Republic, Specific requirements for basic
safety to protect against electromagnetic non-ionizing radiation
harmful to people and their environmeent, Gazette of Current
Legislation No. 25, pp. 277-278, November 17, 1980.
- Portier, C.J., & M.S. Wolfe, Assessment of Health Effects from Exposure to Power-Line Frequency Electric and Magnetic Fields, NIEHS Working Group Report, Report No. 98-3981, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, United States National Institute of Health, 522p, August 1998.
- Precautionary principle for National Authorities: Guidance for
decision makers, National Board of Occupational Safety Publications
Service, Sweden. 1996.
- Swedish National Board for Electrical Safety, Revised Assessment
of Magnetic Fields and Health Hazards, Stockholm, Sweden,
1993.
- Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, Occupational safety
standards system. Electrical fields of current industrial frequency
of 400 kV and higher. General safety requirements. GOST Standard
12.1002-75, 1975.
- United States Congressional Office of Technology Assesment
(OTA), Biological Effects of Power Frequency Electric and Magnetic
Fields, 1989.
- United States Congress, Electric Power Lines: Health and
Public Policy Implications, Oversight Hearing Before the Subcommittee
on General Oversight and Investigations of the Committee on Interior
and Insular Affairs, U.S. House of Representatives, (No. 101-13),
March 8, 1990.
- United States Congress, EMF and High-Voltage Power Lines:
A Case study in Michigan, Committee on Science, Space &
Technology, House of Representatives,
- United States Congress, Federal Research on Electromagnetic
Radiation, Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Natural Resources,
Agriculture Research and Environment of the Committee on Science,
Space and Technology, U.S. House of Representatives (No. 136),
July 25, 1990.
- United States Congress, Health Effects of Transmission
Lines, Oversight Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Water
and Power Resources, U.S. House of Representatives, October 6,
1987, Serial No. 100-22, United States Government Printing Office,
1988.
- United States Department of Energy, Federal and Non-federal
EMF Policy Activities, August 18, 1993.
- United States Department of Energy, Potential environmental
effects of 765 kV transmission lines. Views before the New York
State Public Service Commission. Cases 26529 and 26559, 1979.
- United States EMF Rapid Program Interagency Committee, Electric
and Magnetic Fields (EMF) Research and Public Information Dissemination
(RAPID) Program: Research Agenda and Communication Plan, United
States Department of Energy and National Institute of Environmental
Health Sciences, 10 pp., 1994
- United States Environmental Protection Agency, Electric & Magnetic Fields: EPA Perspective On Research Needs & Priorities For Improving Health Risk Assessment, EPA R&D Office, Wash., D.C. 20460. Doc. EPA/600/9-91/016F, Dec 1992.
- United States Environmental Protection Agency, EMF In Your
Environment: Magnetic Field Measurements of Everyday Electrical
Devices, booklet, 32 pp. 1992.
- United States Environmental Protection Agency, Evaluation
of the Potential Carcinogenicity of Electromagnetic Fields,
1990.
- United States Environmental Protection Agency, The Radiofrequency
Radiation Environment: Environmental Exposure Levels and RF Radiation
Emmitting Sources, Office of Radiation Programs, Office of
Air and Radiation, USEPA, July, 1986.
- United States Environmental Protection Agency, Science Advisory
Board, Potential Carcinogenicity of Electric and Magnetic Fields,
EPA SAB-RAC-92-013, USEPA, Washington, D.C., 1992.
- United States Federal Communications Commission, Guidelines for Evaluating the Environmental Effects of Radiofrequency Radiation, August 6, 1996.
- United States General Accounting Office, Electromagnetic
Fields: Federal Efforts to Determine Health Effects are Behind
Schedule, Report to the Chairman, Committee on Natural Resources,
House of Representatives. June 1994.
- United States National Institute for Occupational Safety
and Health Scientific Workshop on the Health Effects of Electric
and Magnetic Fields on Workers, proceedings, January 1991.
- United States National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences,
Electric and Magnetic Fields and the Potential Hazard to Human
Health, 6 pp., 1994.
- United States National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences,
Health Effects from Exposure to Power-Line Frequency Electric and Magnetic Fields,
May 4, 1999.
- United States National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
and National Toxicology Program, Electromagnetic Fields and
the Potential Hazard to Man, 4 pp., February 2, 1993.
- United States National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
and United States Department of Energy, Questions and Answers
About EMF, Electric and Magnetic Fields Associated with the Use
of Electric Power, January, 1995.
- United States National Radiological Protection Board, Advice
on the protection of workers and members of the public from the
possible hazards of electric and magnetic fields with frequencies
below 300 GHz: a consultative document, May 1986.
- United States National Research Council, Biologic Effects
of Electric and Magnetic Fields Associated with Proposed Project
Seafarer, Assembly of Life Sciences, Division of Medical Sciences,
Committee of Biosphere Effects of Extremely-Low-Frequency Radiation,
National Academy of Sciences, Washington, DC, 1977.
- United States National Research Council, Possible health
effects of exposure to residential electric and magnetic fields,
National Academy Press, Washington. 1996.
- United States Navy, Compilation of Navy sponsored ELF biomedical
and ecological research reports, Naval Research and Development
Command, 1975, 1976, 1977.
- United States Navy, Proceedings of Ad Hoc Committee for
the Review of Biomedical and Ecological Effects of ELF Radiation,
1973.
- United States Navy, Project Sanguine Biological Effects
Test Program Pilot Studies, Naval Electronics Systems Command,
Final Report, November 1970.
- United States Navy, Seafarer ELF communication systems
draft environmental impact statement for site selection and test
operations, Naval Electronics Systems Command, February 1977.
- Virginia Department of Health, Monitoring of Ongoing Research
on the Health Effects of High Voltage Transmission Lines,
published annually.
- Wasti, Khizar, Monitoring of Ongoing Research on the Health
Effects of High Voltage Transmission Lines, Bureau of Toxic
Substances Information, Virginia Department of Health, March 15,
1990.
- World Health Organization, Electromagnetic Fields (300 Hz to 300
Ghz), Environmental Heath Criteria 137, Geneva, Switzerland, 1993.
- World Health Organization, Environmental Health Criteria
35, "Extremely Low Frequency (ELF) Fields", 1984.
- World Health Organization, Environmental Health Criteria
69, "Magnetic Fields", 1987.
REVISED DECEMBER 1999