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- Japan: Observations in Vegetable Fields With and Without Line-of-Sight Exposure to 5G within First Year of Introduction
- DNA and Developmental Damage from Cell Towers on the Greek Island of Samos: Effects on Insects, Flowers and Vegetables
- More on EFF lawsuit: When Smart Meters turn into spy tools
- Electronic Frontier Foundation lawsuit – Sacramento utility and law enforcement using smart meters for illegal mass surveillance
- Australia: Sharp rise in complaints in NSW state smart meter rollout and deregulation
- France – Victory against Enedis: the court rules against the forced installation of Linky meters
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Washington UTC: Utilities must offer an opt-out to residential customers
“It is the commission’s responsibility to ensure regulated companies provide safe and reliable service to customers at reasonable rates” On April 10, 2018, the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission issued a formal policy statement that residential customers must be offered … Continue reading
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Tagged AMI, customer choice, opt-in, opt-out, UTC, Utilities and Transportation Commission, Washington
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Breaking: New Mexico rejects PNM Smart Meter proposal — “it does not promote the public interest”
April 11, 2018 “The plan presented in the Application does not provide a net public benefit and it does not promote the public interest.” — New Mexico Public Regulation Commission, April 11, 2018 Recommended Decision 3-19-18 Final Decision, 4-11-18 Case … Continue reading
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Tagged AMI, cost savings, New Mexico, PNM, PRC, Public Service Company of New Mexico
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California: Alameda resident arrested for blocking installation of Smart Meters
See also Press release. From the Alameda Sun Smart Meter Activist Arrested for Blockage April 3, 2018 by Ekene Ikeme Alameda police officers arrested an Alameda resident after he allegedly tried blocking the installation of Alameda Municipal Power’s (AMP) new … Continue reading
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Tagged Alameda, arrest, Landis + Gyr, pulses
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Democracy Now interview on Nation investigation 4/5/18, Part 2: How Big Wireless war-gamed the science on risks, while making customers addicted to their phones (VIDEO)
“…they were told 20 years ago that this could cause cancer in kids, and they kept doing it. Think about that. Think about that.” — Mark Hertsgaard From Democracy Now April 5, 2018 Video at above link. Guests: Mark Hertsgaard, … Continue reading
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Tagged AT&T, cancer, cellphones, CTIA, Democracy Now, Facebook, FCC, George Carlo, Henry Lai, Lennart Hardell, Nation, Sean Parker, Tom Wheeler, Verizon
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Democracy Now interview on Nation investigation 4/5/18: Part 1 — How the Wireless Industry convinced the public that cellphones are safe & cherry-picked research on risks (VIDEO)
From Democracy Now April 5, 2018 Video at link above. Guests: Mark Hertsgaard, Environment correspondent and investigative editor for The Nation Article: “How Big Wireless Made Us Think That Cell Phones Are Safe” Transcript This is a rush transcript. Copy may … Continue reading
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Tagged AT&T, cancer, cellphones, CTIA, Democracy Now, FCC, George Carlo, Lennart Hardell, Motorola, Nation, Tom Wheeler
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Nation: How Big Wireless made us think that cell phones are safe: a special investigation
Front page article in April 23, 2018 issue Nation magazine. Includes information on Internet of Things (IoT). https://www.thenation.com/article/how-big-wireless-made-us-think-that-cell-phones-are-safe-a-special-investigation/ How Big Wireless Made Us Think That Cell Phones Are Safe: A Special Investigation The disinformation campaign – and massive radiation increase … Continue reading
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Tagged cell phones, CTIA, doubt, George Carlo, IoT, Nation, science, Tom Wheeler, wireless radiation
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Arizona: APS and police threaten to arrest physician for refusing Smart Meters on office building
She had already been granted a medical exemption for her office. From Dr. Deborah Dykema, The Wellness Center A TRUE STORY YOUR DOCTOR’S PRACTICE DISRUPTED BY APS WHO THREATENED TO PLACE ME IN JAIL FOR REFUSAL OF “SMART METERS” Dear … Continue reading
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Tagged ACC, APS, Arizona, Arizona Public Service, arrest, exemption, Phoenix, police
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Dr. Joel Moskowitz wins freedom of information journalism award for lawsuit releasing California Department of Public Health cell phone advisory
Northern California Society of Professional Journalists announced February 21 that Dr. Joel Moskowitz, Director of the Center for Family and Community Health at U.C. Berkeley’s School of Public Health, was a winner of its 2018 James Madison Freedom of Information … Continue reading
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Tagged California, California Department of Public Health, CDPH, cell phone advisory, Freedom of Information aware, Joel Mosko, lawsuit, SPJ, UC Berkeley
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Michigan hearing, March 2. Senator calls for shut-off moratorium and steep fines to reimburse affected customers; computer problems caused many power shut-offs
Michigan Public Service Commission hearing Friday, March 2, 2018, 9 AM Lansing, Michigan It is critical that people call the MPSC to lodge complaints. If people don’t call, the extent of the investigation will be understated. People should call 1.800.292.9555 for … Continue reading
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Tagged complaints, computer problems, disabled, MPSC, overbilling, Public Service Commission, Sen. Patrick Colbeck
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“State-sanctioned tyranny”: Michigan senator criticizes regulatory commission’s mandated Smart Meters and condemns power shut-offs by DTE; 100s disconnected in Michigan for refusing Smart Meters
Power to the people By Sen. Patrick Colbeck 7th Senate District October 19, 2017 In today’s modern society, we are more dependent upon reliable access to electricity than ever before. That is why the recent actions taken by DTE Energy … Continue reading
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Tagged choice, Consumers Energy, disability, DTE, monopoly, MPSC, Patrick Colbeck, power shut-off
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