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Song: Get Rid of These Smart Meters
“Smart Meters will come to you soon,” said my utility. “You’ll learn and save, and so much more With this technology. Join in the trend, we’ll save the earth, And conserve electricity. Life will be grand and bold and new. … Continue reading
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Tagged get rid of Smart Meters, music, song
Wi-Fi proposed for Yellowstone National Park. Comment deadline Nov. 29, 2019
Update: direct link to comments: https://parkplanning.nps.gov/document.cfm?parkID=111&projectID=89100&documentID=99318 The East Idaho News article states “wireless access to recommended wilderness and park road corridors would be excluded,” it does not describe what wilderness and park road corridors are recommended for inclusion. In addition, … Continue reading
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Tagged accesss, disabled, environmental, National Park Service, Wi-Fi, wilderness, Yellowstone
California power shut-offs pose fire risk due to Smart Meters
In the report I released this summer on Smart Meter fire and electrical hazards, I explained the dangers which electrical surges pose to digital electronic meters. This week PG&E will activate Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS) in many California counties. … Continue reading
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Tagged arcing, disconnection, fire risk, PG&E, power shut-offs, PSPS, Public Safety Power Shutoffs, SCE, SDG&E, small cells, SoCal Edison, surges, transmission lines
California PUC directs utilities to expand Energy Atlas — disaggregated energy data “to reveal previously undetectable patterns” online
From California Public Utilities Commission California Smart Grid: 2018 Annual Report to the Governor and Legislature Released February 2019 p. 29 Energy Atlas: A Geospatial Tool to Combat Climate Change Since 2014, the CPUC has been part of a group … Continue reading
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Tagged climate change, CPUC, disaggregated, Energy Atlas, energy consumption, energy data, geospatial, Sustainable Communities, UCLA
Oregon: Portland starts charging fines for missing Home Energy Scores
From the City of Portland: July 12, 2019 City to start charging fines for missing Home Energy Scores The Home Energy Score requirement went into effect January 1, 2018. Since then, more than 13,000 homes have received a score. City … Continue reading
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Tagged fines, Home Energy Scores, Oregon, Portland
Aclara admits Smart Meters will provide detailed information on you and your home
For years, utility companies and regulatory commissions have denied that Smart Meter “aggregate” (or bulk) customer energy data could be broken down to provide details of what is used in a home or building. And for years, security experts have … Continue reading
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Tagged 4th amendment, Aclara, aggregation, Constitution, data mining, disaggregation, Energy Atlas, energy data, energy scores, monetize, privacy, Smart Home, surveillance, UCLA
Canada: Experts call for delaying 5G deployment due to health risks
This press briefing preceded a medical symposium May 31, 2019 on electromagnetic sensitivity and treatment options. More information on the symposium at http://c4st.org/ontario-doctors-warn-of-rising-health-care-costs-after-5g-roll-out/
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Tagged 5G, Anthony Miller, Canada, Frank Clegg, Magda Havas, Ontario, Riina Bray
