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U.S. Access Board advocates for the EMF-disabled and reducing electromagnetic fields in buildings — the 2005 Indoor Environmental Quality report

After acknowledging electromagnetic sensitivity (EMS) in 2002, the U.S. Access Board contracted with the National Institute of Building Sciences (NIBS) to develop an Indoor Environmental Quality project, the first step in the Access Board’s “action plan to reduce the level … Continue reading

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CCST Report criticized by public health experts and scientists

Energy companies often cite the California Council on Science and Technology (CCST) report on Smart Meters as proof of Smart Meter safety. What is the CCST Report? In July 2010, California Assemblyman (now Congressman) Jared Huffman, joined by Assemblyman Bill … Continue reading

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Smart Meters violate FCC rules

Originally posted in July 2014 Filed in 2011 with the California Public Utilities Commission: The EMF Safety Network alleges that PG&E Smart Meters violate one or more FCC conditions that determine RF exposure compliance. The FCC Grants of Equipment Authorization, … Continue reading

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Sage Associates: Wireless Smart Meters and Potential for Electrical Fires

Originally posted in 2014: Typical gauge electrical wiring that provides electricity to buildings (60 Hz power) is not constructed or intended to carry high frequency harmonics that are increasingly present on normal electrical wiring…. The use of smart meters will place … Continue reading

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“You sure drink a lot of tea” — what Smart Meters can tell about you

Graph: National Institute of Standards and Technology You Sure Drink a Lot of Tea: Smart meter data can show what’s going on in a home, because tea kettles, toasters, and other appliances have identifiable load signatures. Back in 2007, when … Continue reading

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Ohio Utility Commission rules against three women who can’t afford Smart Meter “opt- out” fees

From Stop Smart Meters http://www.stopsmartmeters.org September 7, 2023 How many people do you know who would refuse smart meters but can’t afford the “opt out” fees? Three women in Ohio filed legal complaints with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio … Continue reading

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2015 Silicon Valley summit on Smart Meters, wireless technology, public health, and CPUC corruption

https://stopsmartmeters.org/2015/10/13/former-cpuc-president-loretta-lynch-flanked-by-physicians-and-researchers-delivers-searing-indictment-of-smart-meters-and-emf-risks-at-mountain-view-wireless-summit/ https://www.saferemr.com/2015/10/wireless-technology-public-health-forum.html

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California: Santa Clara County Medical Association releases recommendations for safer technology use in schools

Summary, from Physicians for Safe Technology In March 2023 the Santa Clara County Medical Association, in California, adopted comprehensive Recommendations for Best Practices for Safe Technology in Schools in order to educate physicians, school officials and teachers of the complex health risks … Continue reading

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December 8, OneWeb launched 40 satellites; over 7,000 operating satellites now orbit Earth

From Cellular Phone Task Force Ecocide from Space December 14, 2022By Arthur Firstenberg NUMBER OF OPERATING SATELLITES PASSES 7,000 On the evening of Thursday, December 8, 2022, OneWeb launched 40 satellites from Cape Canaveral, Florida, bringing the total number of active satellites … Continue reading

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NASA, France, and SpaceX launch SWOT to shoot radar pulses at Earth’s oceans, lakes, and rivers

In this image made from video provided by NASA, a SpaceX rocket carrying the Surface Water and Ocean Topography satellite lifts off from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California, Friday, Dec. 16, 2022. Credit: NASA via AP Posted at Phys.org Satellite … Continue reading

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