Life next to power lines: a dangerous neighborhood
The main danger posed by power lines is electromagnetic fields. Scientists rank them as one of the most serious types of environmental pollution. "Electromagnetic smog" persistently, and most importantly, invisibly pursues modern man: Electromagnetic fields in a multitude surround us almost everywhere, wherever we are.
The influence of electromagnetic radiation, when it comes to low doses that do not exceed the norm, is expressed primarily in disruption of the central nervous system. This can manifest as headache, sleep disturbance, depression and fatigue.
At high doses of electromagnetic radiation that are far from sanitary standards, a person can be susceptible to disorders of the immune, endocrine and reproductive systems, as well as the development of chronic, including, as the researchers suggest, and oncological diseases.
It is quite difficult to protect yourself from electromagnetic fields emanating from power lines, especially if you live in close proximity to them: It is sadly necessary to admit that even today, somewhere in the suburban area, you can find “spontaneous settlements” very close to them or even under these lines! Many manage (primarily due to the cheapness of such housing) to build summer cottages with small vegetable gardens there, apparently unaware of the danger of such a neighborhood. And in the urban area there are often houses built next to these lines: some of today's developers are not far from other Soviet officials in terms of environmental and social awareness. So the best way protection in this case is simply not to live in the immediate vicinity of power lines. So, if your house for some reason is located in an unsafe proximity to these lines (see below for the sanitary standards for a safe location), the best of possible solutions would be moving to a safer area.
Still, protection is possible. For these purposes, special protective screens made of materials that prevent the propagation of electromagnetic fields. Of course, shielding is not cheap, and there are very few companies installing them in our market, but they still exist, you just have to look. For example, some companies providing environmental expertise services are installing such screens.
In a typical urban development, such screens, of course, are not provided, so you shouldn't even ask about the possibility of their presence in the local DEZ. You need to install them yourself.
“Forewarned is protected,” therefore the best that can be advised in this case is, as always, preventive measures.
And this is, first of all, the observance of sanitary protection standards in the construction of housing, which offer optimal for relative safety the distance of residential buildings from power lines, depending on the power of each of the power lines.
So, according to SanPiN N 2971-84, if the voltage of the transmission line is 330 kV, then this distance (the length of the sanitary protection zone) should be equal to 20, at a voltage of 500 kV, the safe distance is 30, at 750 kV - 40 m, and at 1150 - 55 m.
For densely built-up cities, where lines of lower power are also common, there are rules for the distance of residential buildings from power lines.
How to determine the power of each specific transmission line? It can be calculated by the number of wires or by the number of insulators in the garland, depending on the power of the line voltage.
So, if the transmission line consists of only one wire, then its power is less than 330 kV. If there are two wires, then the power of such a line is 330 kV, three - 500 kV, four - 750 kV. A line containing 6 to 8 wires has a power of 1150 kV.
The voltage of low-power transmission lines can be determined by the number of insulators in the garland: 15 pcs. - 220 kV, 6-8 pcs. - 110 kV, 3-5 pcs. - 35 kV, 1 pc. - 10 kV.
High voltage power lines are a source of concern to people living near them. Many people notice that after a long stay under power lines, their health condition deteriorates. It is believed that harmful electromagnetic waves alter brain cells, disrupt the functioning of the entire body, and even cause cancer. But is it really harmful to live next to power lines and what is the opinion of experts on this matter? Danger of power lines: myth or reality? From high-voltage lines, as well as from electrical appliances and wiring, 2 types of radiation are emitted - alternating waves and static fields. For example, you can take an outlet with a voltage of 220 to 240 volts, located 1 meter from a person, and a power line with a voltage of 200 kilovolts, installed 30 meters from a residential building. The strength of the static field decreases with distance. Consequently, the outlet and the power line will have approximately the same impact on people. With regard to variable waves, they attenuate weaker, because their strength is directly proportional to the distance from the energy source. If we take similar distances, then the power line with a voltage of 6.5 kilovolts will become the equivalent of an outlet. Moreover, in an apartment, in a country house or in an office building, there are many sockets installed, there is also electrical wiring and various devices that operate on current. Together, for a person, their radiation is much more harmful than the waves emanating from power lines. There is no information 100% confirming that it is dangerous to live next to a high-voltage line. This topic has not been fully explored. But there is an opinion that in people who are tenacious near power lines, the latter causes a violation in the functioning internal organs... But the frequency of the industrial current is 50 Hz, and the human body is affected by frequencies that are much lower. But people working with high voltages noted that after a long presence near power lines, they still had harmful consequences. Most people showed the following symptoms: 1. constant malaise; 2. weakening of immunity; 3. Nervousness. This is probably due to the complexity of the profession, which requires a high concentration of attention and constant composure. Scientists note that each person has a different degree of perception of electric and magnetic force fields and static radiation from power transmission lines. The painful condition caused by the negative effects of power lines is called "electrical allergy". In some countries, a person with this disease has the right to move to an area that is far from power lines. Moreover, the financial expenses and the search for housing are carried out by government bodies. So, people of lonely age living in a house located next to power lines can be negatively affected to varying degrees. One person will constantly feel the results of the harmful effects of power lines, while the health of the other will remain unchanged. What are the consequences of living next to a high-voltage line? Presumably, the power transmission line located where the dacha, apartment, office or other premises where people are often located can harm their health. Danger harmful radiation consists in the appearance in a person of chronic fatigue syndrome, weakening of the immune system and increased irritability. Indirect evidence of this is the results of studies carried out at the Karolinska Institute in the United States. Scientists have found that prolonged exposure to electromagnetic fields increases the risk of cancer, heart and vascular diseases, impairs reproductive function and contributes to depression. Researchers were able to study the theory of the harm of power lines, thanks to the participation in the experiment of several thousand people whose lives pass near high-voltage lines. Although the exact reasons for the negative effects of electromagnetic fields have not been identified. But scientists suggest that power lines ionize dust particles hovering next to them, and then penetrating into the human lungs. In the respiratory organs, ions charge the cells, which disrupts their work. Of course, with a long stay in a place where there is a high-voltage line, every person learns about its harmful effects. Such "unfavorable neighborhood" increases the likelihood of oncological diseases and disrupts the functioning of many body systems: 1. nervous; 2. genital; 3.immune; 4. endocrine; 5. hematological; 6.cardiovascular. Harmful power lines are especially dangerous for pregnant women, children, allergy sufferers and people with diseases of the central nervous system and immunodeficiency. This is confirmed by the reviews of people who more than a year worked in the area of electromagnetic radiation. They noted that they developed severe headaches, hypertension and deteriorated vision. And young men, who have not previously had heart problems, often have a heart attack. How to understand whether power lines pose a health hazard? How can a person living next to high-voltage lines independently determine the degree of influence of electromagnetic fields on the body? It was said above that the transmission distance of the harmful magnetic field determined by the power of the transmission line. Knowing necessary information even by wires, you can roughly determine the voltage class of the power line. This will tell you the number of wires in the "bundle" (phase). So, where 4 wires power is 750 kilowatts, 3 - 500 kV, 2 - 330 kV, 1 - less than 330 kV. To establish the class, you need to know the number of insulators in the garland. 220 VK - 10-15 pieces, 35 kV - 3-5 pieces, 110 kV - 6-8 pieces, 10 kV - 1 insulator. To protect people from the effects of magnetic fields, referring to the power of power lines, they establish sanitary protection zones from the projection of the distant wire. Below is a list showing the voltage of the transmission line and the size of the zone in meters: 1. 750 kV - 40 m; 2. 300-500 kV - 30 m; 3.150-220 kV - 25 m; 4.110 kV - 20 m; 5. 35 kV - 15 m; 6. up to 20 kV - 10 m. However, in this table, the norms for Moscow are established. But in a number of cases, it is precisely this regulation that is used when allocating plots for building. Although the above-described sanitary standards were determined without taking into account the effect of the magnetic field. But today all over the world they talk about their even greater harm than from electric radiation. And in Russia and the countries of the former CIS there is no such thing as the level of magnetic fields and it is not standardized at all. Therefore, before buying a dacha, house or apartment near power lines, it is worth inviting an ecologist to conduct a study. Experts will check and give an official opinion, legally confirmed. Also in large cities, such as Moscow, you can use the services of the Association's specialists independent laboratories who will conduct a professional environmental impact assessment. For those who want to completely protect themselves from the negative effects of magnetic fields, the researchers recommend increasing the norm of the sanitary protection zone tenfold. So, 100 meters is quite enough so that the human body is not influenced by a weak power line. And if the real estate, which is falling apart near high-voltage lines, has already been bought, and there is no way to sell it, then it is definitely necessary to call specialists who can determine the degree of potential danger. Although to date there is no official data on the safety of power lines, their negative impact cannot be denied. After all, most people living or working close to power lines noted that their health deteriorates every year. Therefore, those who are often exposed to electromagnetic radiation need to periodically rest in ecologically clean areas - outside the city, in the forest, in the mountains or at sea.
Experts of "M16-Real Estate" are ready to finally give an unequivocal answer whether it is harmful to live near a power transmission line, a thermal power station, a TV tower, a railway, a hospital and even a cemetery!
We dispel myths and tell you the proximity of which objects can really damage your health.
TV tower
The TV tower in the city occupies a "tidbit" piece - on the Aptekarskaya embankment, at the Bolshaya Nevka, in the Petrogradsky district. All the more offensive to people who believe that living next to a TV tower is dangerous and harmful.
It is true enough powerful magnetic radiation emanates from it. But the emitters are located high, so that the adjacent quarters are not affected by the radiation.
In Russia, the requirements for the safety of citizens living near TV towers are stricter than in European countries
All over the world there are sanitary standards setting the permissible maximum electromagnetic level impact on public health. And in Russia such norms are even stricter than in European countries. So you can safely settle near the TV tower and enjoy the pretty view from the window.
Top new buildings near the TV tower
Skandi clubb
The business class complex from the Swedish developer Bonava is located in close proximity to the TV tower. It's good that the tenants Residential complex Skandi Clubb they were not afraid of such a neighborhood, because the project is really worthwhile: open terraces, deep balconies / loggias, two-level apartments.
The best Scandinavian development ideas have been implemented in the Skandi Clubb residential complex
There is a kindergarten in a cozy courtyard where cars cannot drive. There are modern grounds for recreation. The parking area is organized under the complex; only residents have access. The complex is completed.
"Europe-City"
The complex is built opposite the previous project and also boasts proximity to the TV tower. V RC "Europe City" high-quality and thought out to the smallest detail layouts with 1-3 bedrooms. And the windows overlook both the well-groomed courtyards and the panorama of the area with the TV tower and the embankment.
A panorama of the Aptekarskaya embankment and a TV tower opens from the residential complex "Europe City"
There is a kindergarten in the courtyard, the first two floors are allocated for a shopping gallery and business-class infrastructure. An underground parking has been organized for residents, and guests of the complex will be able to leave their cars in open parking lots.
Botanica
Another spectacular business-class complex, which got its name from the proximity to the Botanical Garden. That is, life here is not only safe, but also environmentally friendly.
Open terraces in the Botanica residential complex overlook the botanical garden and picturesque surroundings
And just pleasant! Moreover, future residents Residential complex Botanica apartments with terraces and other improved characteristics are available. The buildings are united by a two-storey stylobate, which will house a shopping gallery.
Industrial zone
Until recently, St. Petersburg was rich in industrial zones. And the location near the "gray belt", although not the most enviable, is nevertheless attractive: this is the Oktyabrskaya embankment overlooking the Neva, and large-scale plots in the Kalininsky district, next to the Europolis shopping and entertainment center, and the city center - Admiralteysky, Petrogradsky, Tsentralny and Vasileostrovsky districts.
Question about the quality of life in new buildings erected on site former industrial zone, for Petersburgers is extremely relevant, because it is due to these sites in the city that the lack of land suitable for residential construction is compensated. Simply put, large-scale residential complexes are now being built on the site of the former "gray belt".
Experts are in a hurry to reassure all potential buyers of such housing: it is safe to live here. Provided that the developer behaved in good faith and carried out all the reclamation work on the building site. And with this usually there are no problems.
Before starting the implementation of a residential project, the developer carries out reclamation work to improve the local ecology
As a rule, before the start of construction, an environmental impact assessment is carried out, the results of which will form the basis for a plan of reclamation work. In the future, the territory of the complex will be landscaped in order to improve the local ecology.
At the same time, not all industries are toxic. For example, bakeries or weaving factories damage environment do not bring. Therefore, the construction on the site of these industries does not pose any danger for future residents.
Moreover, such complexes can often cost less than new buildings erected on ordinary land. Another plus is a good location: developers are trying to give a "second life" to plots that will be in high demand among buyers. In addition, most of these projects are equipped with their own infrastructure.
The best new buildings that were built on the site of the former industrial zone
"Civilization"
A large-scale project from LSR Group, which has an excellent location: between Oktyabrskaya Embankment and Dalnevostochny Prospekt, next to the Neva River and just a few minutes' drive from Prospekt Bolshevikov and Novocherkasskaya metro stations.
RC "Civilization" will have not only a pleasant view of the Neva, but also its own trade and social cluster
Buyers RC "Civilization" apartments of classical and European formats are available, up to 3 separate rooms. Complete renovation completed. The first stage was completed, the next one is being commissioned at the end of 2018. As part of the complex, schools, kindergartens, clinics and even a stadium are being erected! There is also a shopping gallery. After commissioning, the complex will become a full-fledged residential area.
"Life-Lesnaya"
A new complex under the LIFE brand from the developer Pioneer Group of Companies. It is being built on the site of industrial zones concentrated near the Lesnaya metro station. It includes six residential buildings, a kindergarten and a large commercial area.
Residential complex "Life-Lesnaya" is being built in the inhabited part of the Kalininsky district, next to the metro
Buyers will find a huge range of layouts - from studios to four-room apartments. also in Residential complex "Life-Lesnaya" there are European layouts. The finishing is clean. The first stage is rented out at the end of the year.
Docklands
The apartment complex on Vasilievsky Island, which is being built next to the existing industrial zone. It is noteworthy that for LCD Docklands such a neighborhood is extremely beneficial: the complex is made in an industrial loft style and the proximity of industrial zones emphasizes the architectural authenticity of the new building. In the future, the place of industrial development will be occupied by objects of business and residential purposes.
Thanks to the loft style, Docklands residential complex harmoniously blended into the industrial zone of Vasilyevsky Island
The new building includes three residential buildings and a business center. The residential area is being built using advanced technological solutions and the best materials. For buyers, studios, classic and European layouts with 1-4 bedrooms are provided.
Power transmission lines and CHP
Let's start with a combined heat and power plant (CHP). This is really harmful production that pollutes the surrounding area. The emissions contain carcinogenic substances, so it is really dangerous to live in the immediate vicinity of the CHP.
But there is one "but": all industries of this type have sanitary protection zones, within the boundaries of which residential and commercial construction is prohibited. If you open the city map, then make sure that there are no residential buildings near the CHP.
All "life" begins at a safe distance from the object, where the smallest particles already reach. And this is no more harmful than car exhaust.
Construction of housing near the CHP is prohibited, but with power lines, options are possible
The situation with power lines is ambiguous. The fact is that in Russia the norms of permissible electromagnetic exposure are higher than in other countries. At the same time, there is indeed some harm from electromagnetic fields, but it depends on the amount of current in the wires. Depending on the flux density, the magnetic field can become carcinogenic.
In general, experts believe that if there is an opportunity to settle away from power lines, it is better to use it. If this is not possible, then you should play it safe and contact Rospotrebnadzor. Specialists of the department will determine the levels of electric and magnetic fields and will give their assessment of the safety of life in this location.
Railway
The situation with the railroad track is similar to that of a CHP plant - it is really dangerous to live in the immediate vicinity and therefore is prohibited. According to current regulations, the distance from residential construction to the railway must be at least 100 m. This "one hundred meters" is called the exclusion zone.
Although, in order to minimize the negative impact, it is worth settling at least 800 meters to the railroad bed.
The main enemies of life next to the railway are noise, dust and vibrations
If all the norms and requirements are met, then living next to the railway is not dangerous, although not always pleasant. Possible negative factors include noise, dust and vibration. But such new buildings are often located in the central districts of the city.
New buildings located next to the railway
"Tsar's capital"
The complex was built next to the Moskovsky railway station, but at a safe distance from it. And the residents of the buildings facing Kremenchugskaya Street do not feel the neighborhood of the station at all.
Residential complex "Tsarskaya Stolitsa" adjacent to the Moscow railway station and the Feodorovsky Cathedral
Residential complex "Tsarskaya capital" commissioned in 2016. The last proposals with 2-4 rooms remain on sale. The complex has shops, offices and other commercial establishments.
Quarter "Galaxy"
The project is located next to the Baltic railway station. The distance to the railway is over 500 meters. The complex is a large-scale development of industrial land, located on the border of the Admiralty and Moscow regions.
RC "Galaxy" is being built at a safe distance from the Baltic station
In the territory RC "Galaxy" schools and preschool educational institutions, shops and parking lots will appear. Buyers are offered modern layouts of classic and European formats with 1-3 bedrooms.
Tuberculosis dispensary
There are enough tuberculosis dispensaries in the city, so the question of whether it is dangerous to live near such institutions worries many. Such dispensaries, for example, are located on Studencheskaya Street, Toreza Avenue, Sverdlovskaya Embankment and Borovaya Street. And this is far from full list! Moreover, all dispensaries are adjacent to residential areas.
The territory of TB dispensaries is disinfected, so the neighboring houses are not in danger
Doctors reassure: on the territory of the dispensary, the necessary sanitary and preventive measures for disinfection are carried out. The chance of getting infected here is no higher than in the subway. But still, you shouldn't walk around the territory of the dispensary.
Cemetery
A topic that excites many minds - is it possible to live next to a cemetery? We do not know what people are more afraid of - possible mystical accidents or fumes emanating from burials, but experts say that neither the first nor the second is fraught with danger.
The mystical fear of being near a cemetery is nothing more than a prejudice. Metropolitan areas are constantly growing and expanding their boundaries, while building plots are running out. And on the site of the former cemeteries, whole neighborhoods have already been erected, where, we assure you, life is measured, calm and without unexplained incidents.
Living near a cemetery can be depressing, but health is not harmful.
As for the real, and not spiritual, harm to health, then everything is regulated by the norms of SanPiN. If the cemetery has a crematorium with one stove, then the sanitary protection zone is 500 meters. If the crematorium is designed for two or more ovens, the distance to the living area should be at least one kilometer. If there are no crematoria at all, then the minimum distance from residential buildings to the cemetery should not be less than 50 m.
Of the possible disadvantages of such a neighborhood, one can probably single out only the atmosphere of grief that depressing the psyche, but only if the windows overlook the cemetery, and the apartment itself is located on the lower floors. However, if funeral processions do not pass by the windows, then one should not be afraid of such negativity.
New buildings adjacent to cemeteries
"Kaleidoscope"
Comfort-class project from LSR Group, erected 500 meters from the Bogoslovsky cemetery. LCD "Kaleidoscope" for rent at the end of the year. The last 1-3-room apartments with full finishing are still on sale.
Residential complex "Kaleidoscope" is being built at a sufficient distance from the Theological cemetery
The territory of the complex is closed, all apartments are equipped with intercom communication. There is a shopping area and landscaped courtyards.
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High voltage power lines are a source of concern to people living near them. Many people notice that after a long stay under power lines, their health condition deteriorates.
It is believed that harmful electromagnetic waves alter brain cells, disrupt the functioning of the entire body, and even cause cancer. But is it really harmful to live next to power lines and what is the opinion of experts on this matter?
Danger of power lines: myth or reality?
From high-voltage lines, as well as from electrical devices and wiring, 2 types of radiation emanate - alternating waves and static fields. For example, you can take an outlet with a voltage of 220 to 240 volts, located 1 meter from a person, and a power line with a voltage of 200 kilovolts, installed 30 meters from a residential building.
The strength of the static field decreases with distance. Consequently, the outlet and the power line will have approximately the same impact on people.
With regard to variable waves, they attenuate weaker, because their strength is directly proportional to the distance from the energy source. If we take similar distances, then the power line with a voltage of 6.5 kilovolts will become the equivalent of an outlet.
Moreover, in an apartment, in a country house or in an office building, there are many sockets installed, there is also electrical wiring and various devices that operate on current. Together, for a person, their radiation is much more harmful than the waves emanating from power lines.
There is no information 100% confirming that it is dangerous to live next to a high-voltage line. This topic has not been fully explored. But there is an opinion that in people who are tenacious near power lines, the latter causes a violation in the functioning of internal organs. But the frequency of the industrial current is 50 Hz, and the human body is affected by frequencies that are much lower.
But people working with high voltages noted that after a long presence near power lines, they still had harmful consequences. Most people have the following symptoms:
- constant malaise;
- weakening of immunity;
- nervousness.
This is probably due to the complexity of the profession, which requires a high concentration of attention and constant composure. Scientists note that each person has a different degree of perception of electric and magnetic force fields and static radiation from power transmission lines.
The painful condition caused by the negative effects of power lines is called "electrical allergy". In some countries, a person with this disease has the right to move to an area that is far from power lines. Moreover, the financial expenses and the search for housing are carried out by government bodies.
So, people of lonely age living in a house located next to power lines can be negatively affected to varying degrees. One person will constantly feel the results of the harmful effects of power lines, while the health of the other will remain unchanged.
What are the consequences of living next to a high-voltage line?
Presumably, the power transmission line located where the dacha, apartment, office or other premises where people are often located can harm their health. The danger of harmful radiation lies in the appearance of a person's chronic fatigue syndrome, weakening of the immune system and increased irritability.
Indirect evidence of this is the results of studies carried out at the Karolinska Institute in the United States. Scientists have found that prolonged exposure to electromagnetic fields increases the risk of cancer, heart and vascular diseases, impairs reproductive function and contributes to depression.
Researchers were able to study the theory of the harm of power lines, thanks to the participation in the experiment of several thousand people whose lives pass near high-voltage lines. Although the exact reasons for the negative effects of electromagnetic fields have not been identified.
But scientists suggest that power lines ionize dust particles hovering next to them, and then penetrating into the human lungs. In the respiratory organs, ions charge cells, which disrupts their function.
Of course, with a long stay in a place where there is a high-voltage line, every person learns about its harmful effects. This "unfavorable neighborhood" increases the likelihood of oncological diseases and disrupts the functioning of many body systems:
- nervous;
- genital;
- immune;
- endocrine;
- hematological;
- cardiovascular.
Harmful power lines are especially dangerous for pregnant women, children, allergy sufferers and people with diseases of the central nervous system and immunodeficiency. This is confirmed by the reviews of people who have worked in the area of electromagnetic radiation for more than a year.
They noted that they developed severe headaches, hypertension and deteriorated vision. And young men, who have not previously had heart problems, often have a heart attack.
How to understand whether power lines pose a health hazard?
How can a person living next to high-voltage lines independently determine the degree of influence of electromagnetic fields on the body? It was said above that the transmission distance of a harmful magnetic field is determined by the power of the transmission line.
Knowing the necessary information, even by wires, you can approximately determine the voltage class of the power line. This will tell you the number of wires in the "bundle" (phase). So, where 4 wires power is 750 kilowatts, 3 - 500 kV, 2 - 330 kV, 1 - less than 330 kV.
To establish the class, you need to know the number of insulators in the garland. 220 VK - 10-15 pieces, 35 kV - 3-5 pieces, 110 kV - 6-8 pieces, 10 kV - 1 insulator.
To protect people from the effects of magnetic fields, referring to the power of power lines, they establish sanitary protection zones from the projection of the distant wire. Below is a list where the voltage of the power line and the size of the zone in meters are indicated:
- 750 kV - 40 m;
- 300-500 kV - 30 m;
- 150-220 kV - 25 m;
- 110 kV - 20 m;
- 35 kV - 15 m;
- up to 20 kV - 10 m.
However, in this table, the norms for Moscow are established. But in a number of cases, it is precisely this regulation that is used when allocating plots for building.
Although the above-described sanitary standards were determined without taking into account the effect of the magnetic field. But today all over the world they talk about their even greater harm than from electric radiation. And in Russia and the countries of the former CIS there is no such thing as the level of magnetic fields and it is not standardized at all.
Therefore, before buying a dacha, house or apartment near power lines, it is worth inviting an ecologist to conduct a study. Experts will check and give an official opinion, legally confirmed. Also, in large cities such as Moscow, you can use the services of specialists from the Association of Independent Laboratories, who will conduct a professional environmental impact assessment.
For those who want to completely protect themselves from the negative effects of magnetic fields, the researchers recommend increasing the norm of the sanitary protection zone tenfold. So, 100 meters is quite enough so that the human body is not influenced by a weak power line. And if the real estate, which is falling apart near high-voltage lines, has already been bought, and there is no way to sell it, then it is definitely necessary to call specialists who can determine the degree of potential danger.
Although to date there is no official data on the safety of power lines, their negative impact cannot be denied. After all, most people living or working close to power lines noted that their health deteriorates every year. Therefore, those who are often exposed to electromagnetic radiation need to periodically rest in ecologically clean areas - outside the city, in the forest, in the mountains or at sea.
