In rec.radio.shortwave Frank Dresser wrote:

Right, but often times there are a large number of people living in high
rise buildings near the FM antenna. It's conceivable there are more people
living in a high power FM radiation area than a high power AM radiation
area.

And the government exposure limits are more stringent at the FM
frequencies (30 to 300 MHz).

See:
http://www-training.llnl.gov/wbt/hc/...Standards.html

Art N2AH

Is AM Radio Harmful?

Let's keep discussions about Rush Limbaugh and O'Reilly out of this newsgroup

Radioman390 wrote:
Is AM Radio Harmful?

Let's keep discussions about Rush Limbaugh and O'Reilly out of this newsgroup

Don't forget AirheadsAmerica.

But seriously, I can't believe the sheer number of sports talk stations.

--
If Kerry can't cope with the "Republican Attack Machine",
how can he hope to deal with Al Qaeda?

And the government exposure limits are more stringent at the FM
frequencies (30 to 300 MHz).

Every government has different limits, rules and laws. So this is MEANINGLESS!

As if moving to a different country somehow makes the exposure more or less safe
than being in another country.

Never go by government information.

One road along side homes in my area is 55 mph, while another road with no homes
or buildings on it is 25 mph.

What does that prove? That the government is made up of bozos and idiots.

What if the government issues a statement that smoking cigarettes is good for you
and gets rid of cholesterol? Would you start smoking?