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Do electromagnetic fields cause long term damage to health by driving an EV?
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C141medic
Active Member
Just imagine the long term health effects of driving an EV? No potentially damaging exhaust byproducts, no exposure to gasoline fumes, no emissions of any sort, etc., etc.
this...a wiff of gasoline smell when pumping once a week isn't particularly healthy....
gees you all seem to be completely devoid of any sense of perspective.
It’s a legitimate question...just because it does not align with your opinions does not make it wrong.
you all need to grow up
Electromagnetic fields have been around for 150 years and they are generally not harmful to humans.
Mixed in with the dismissive responses were some very coherent and factually verifiable responses, which you choose not to acknowledge and only go after those who call you a troll. If you were truly interested in discussing this topic, you would respond to the productive posts.
Well now, where I live we travel on electric trains, underground and
street cars. We had some big fields in some of the buildings where
I worked and they were measured. They were large enough to screw
with our old CRT screens. They were not harmful. So except for making
the girls more playful, I think your good to go.
street cars. We had some big fields in some of the buildings where
I worked and they were measured. They were large enough to screw
with our old CRT screens. They were not harmful. So except for making
the girls more playful, I think your good to go.
JimBob 909
Little Red Raven
I was actually thinking the same thing, as i hear the car hum while charging, which is why I clicked on this topic. Thank you SomeJoe7777 for answering.
If you wear that around your head, why isn't your brain covered?I NEVER ride in a Tesla without one of these:
Don't forget the grounding strap!
50 years ago.... you mean 1970? I'm pretty sure when I was in 3rd grade, they showed us that healthy lung/smoker's lung model. I also remember going to the Little League banquet to get my trophy, and there was so much smoke in the room, my eyes were tearing up. All the dads thought it was cute that I was crying to get my trophy. Little did they know, how painful that smoke was to a child's eyes. When I got to high school, 1976, students needed to get parental permission to smoke, and 200 students out of 1000 had permission. By the time I graduated in 1980, that number had dropped to about 20. So, I guess, something happened in that period from 1970 to 1980.
RayK
Active Member
It is. Just around the frontal lobe and nose.If you wear that around your head, why isn't your brain covered?
dgpcolorado
high altitude member
That's not strictly true: even with EVs, tire abrasion causes particulates that can be quite significant for those living in high traffic areas. So, when driving your Tesla, don't "punch it" — help reduce tire abrasion and the attendant small particulate air pollution!
Just saying...
I don't have any family hx of cancer.
I am fit and I exercise.
If I get any kind of cancer it will be because of Tesla.
If I do get cancer, I will be sure to post here and let everyone know.
I am fit and I exercise.
If I get any kind of cancer it will be because of Tesla.
If I do get cancer, I will be sure to post here and let everyone know.
Ignoring the discussion of is EMF safe or not, there is a significant variance in EMF when it's supercharging and not supercharging.
I would personally not sit in the car during supercharging sessions. Even worse, keeping kids/pets in the back seat where EMF is the highest during supercharging (think exponential increase compared to the front seats).
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