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EMR Affecting Cars
                                  

Excerpt from the following article by Motoring                                                          
http://www.motoring.com.au/bmw-wages-war-on-electro-smog-107298/
 
"Munich's research and innovations boffins warn against unlimited electro-magnetic radiation.

BMW wages war on ‘electro smog’

Why is electro smog such a concern?

According to the BMW spokesman, strong radiation could interfere with a car’s on-board radar-based AEB (autonomous emergency braking). Such a conflict could be misconstrued by the car’s computer as an obstacle less than three metres ahead. At autobahn speeds that could be a catastrophic event considerably worse than just spilling your sippy cup of coffee in your lap”

"Electrosmog is a form of pollution that has to be countered – particularly as the auto industry inches towards autonomous motoring", says Metzner. "But cars are not blameless in the rise of electrosmog. Near-range radar used in sophisticated self-parking applications could stop pacemakers", Metzner says, "and this has already been well documented” [110].

                
Hybrid & Electric Cars: Electromagnetic Radiation Risks [111].
                                                       
Following link contains summaries and links to several studies and news articles on electromagnetic radiation risks in hybrid and electric cars [111].            http://www.saferemr.com/2014/07/shouldnt-hybrid-and-electric-cars-be-re.html

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