Is the electromagnetic radiation from energy storage power stations harmful

How dangerous is electrical field radiation?

Electrical field radiation, although it can be quite harmful (see my post on dirty electricity), is fairly easily stopped or shielded, and most buildings will be protected from this type of EMF. The real danger is the magnetic fields that power lines create, as they can penetrate most things (see this post for more).

Do power lines create electromagnetic field radiation?

Power lines create both Electrical Field Radiation and Magnetic Field radiation. Electrical field radiation, although it can be quite harmful (see my post on dirty electricity), is fairly easily stopped or shielded, and most buildings will be protected from this type of EMF.

Are power lines a radiation hazard?

Both high-voltage transmission lines and also neighbourhood power lines constitute a radiation hazard. The size of the power line is not the issue. The strength of the electromagnetic field (especially the magnetic component) where you live is what is important. The configuration of power transmission lines greatly affects the EMF.

What is an example of electromagnetic radiation?

An example of electromagnetic radiation is visible light. Electromagnetic radiation can range from low to high frequency, which is measured in hertz, and can range from low to high energy, which is measured in electron volts. Wavelength, another term associated with electromagnetic radiation, is the distance from the peak of one wave to the next.

Is EMF radiation from power lines dangerous?

When it comes to EMF radiation and protection, we usually think of cell phones, smart meters, wireless in the home, and dirty electricity. What people often forget about is the enormous danger that EMF radiation from power lines presents. Let's dive into what power lines are, and why they are so dangerous to our health.

What factors affect the amount of electromagnetic radiation exposure?

How much electromagnetic radiation you are exposed to depends on the strength of the electromagnetic field, your distance from the source of the field, and the length of time you are exposed. Even electric blankets expose people to ELF radiation.