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California American Water Company to roll-out Smart water meters; proposes analog opt-out — public hearings scheduled
California American Water Company (Cal-Am) is requesting authorization from the California Public Utilities Commission to roll-out Smart/AMI water meters in two service areas – the Ventura District and the Central District (Monterey County) — Application 19-07-004. Cal-Am also proposes an … Continue reading
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Tagged AMI, analog, Cal-Am, California American Water, CPUC, fees, Genevieve Shiroma, Monterey, Neptune, opt-out, R900, right of way, SMUD, Ventura
Honeybees absorb RF-EMF in relation to frequency; higher frequencies can result in much higher absorption
What this modeling shows is that the situation is not good now, and it’s going to get much worse under 5G regimes. Published January 2020: Radio-Frequency Electromagnetic Field Exposure of Western Honey Bees PDF Thielens A, Greco MK, Verloock L, … Continue reading
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Tagged 5G, absorption, bees, frequency, hives, honey, honey bees, pollinator, RF, sudden hive collapse, toxicity
IEEE Fellow James Lin calls on WHO to raise wireless radiation (RF) cancer classification
The time is right for the IARC to upgrade its previous epidemiology-based classification of RF exposure to higher levels in terms of the carcinogenicity of RF radiation for humans. — Dr. James C. Lin Following the National Toxicology Program study … Continue reading
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Tagged cancer, ccarcinogen, ICNIRP, IEEE, James Lin, National Toxicology Program, NTP, RF
Russian government recommendations to parents on children’s cell phone use, includes limiting cell phone conversations to 2 minutes or less; at least 15 minutes break between calls
From the Russian Federal Service for Supervision of Consumer Rights Protection and Human Wellbeing About Parent Recommendations for Using Your Mobile Phone Safely 01/10/2020 1. A conversation on a mobile phone should not last more than 2 minutes, and the … Continue reading
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Tagged cell phones, children, mobile phones, Rospotrebnadzor, Russia, safety
Global Protest to Stop 5G, January 25, 2020
International Appeal to Stop 5G on Earth and in Space Global events scheduled Press release January 6th, 2020 For Immediate Release Contact: Kate Kheel, USA kate@stop5ginternational.org Tanja Katarina Rebel, UK tankarebel@stop5ginternational.org Pernille Schriver, Denmark denmark@stop5ginternational.org GLOBAL DAY OF PROTEST AGAINST … Continue reading
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Tagged 5G. protests, appeal, environmental harm, microwaving our planet, space, Stop 5G
Smart Meter song
“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
