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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
- French court orders removal of Linky smart meter from home after health complaints
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California legislature recognizes people with electromagnetic sensitivities as disabled
Since May, the California Legislature has provided ADA accommodation for people disabled by electromagnetic sensitivities (EMS). This is the first California legislative session to acknowledge EMS and to arrange accommodation and access for the EMF-disabled so that they can participate … Continue reading
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New Congress bill to finally require “basic” security for IoT devices purchased by the government…but not for the public
And then there are Smart Meters, with direct access to the electric grid. It’s scary to realize that these are the national decisionmakers. From CBS Local 4, Colorado Is your refrigerator a national security risk? By Shaun Boyd September 12, 2017 … Continue reading
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Tagged Congress, Cory Gardner, firewalls, hacking, IoT, security, surveillance
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Insurance exclusion and litigation risks: a coming storm for wireless?
From Talk Markets By Gloria Vogel July 27, 2017 Increased RF injuries may result from the proliferation of antennas to support expanding wireless activity. As workers and the medical community begin to better understand those RF injuries, the wireless industry … Continue reading
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Tagged AM Best, coverage, insurance, liability, litigation
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Michigan: Battle over Smart Meters, DTE threatens shutoff (VIDEO)
From WXYZ – TV Detroit / Channel 7 Published on Aug 14, 2017 Ann Arbor protesters upset with DTE Energy in dispute over Smart Meters.
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Tagged Ann Arbor, DTE, Michigan
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Senate Bill 649 strikes at the electric grid, with utility workers in the crosshairs
August 12, 2017 PDF The electrical grid can be crippled by several methods, including physical attack, hacking, solar electromagnetic pulses, and by disabling utility workers. This last method is a consequence of California’s Senate Bill 649i and other 5G/”small cell” … Continue reading
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Tagged Assembly, Ben Hueso, California, cell towers, electrical, FCC, firefighters, grid, Harry Lehmann, IAFF, legislature, liability, power outage, SB 649, small cells, utility workers
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California Senate Bill 649 and “small cell” tower hazards; why are union leaders and utility companies silent?
IBEW (International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers), other related unions, and utility companies should raise the alarm over Senate Bill 649. This California bill radically changes the working environment for electrical utility workers, creating significant hazards. SB 649 allows utility poles, … Continue reading
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Tagged Access Board, CWA, electromagnetic sensitivities, EMS, IBEW, SB 649, small cell, unions
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Song: Lament for the Earth (video)
On cell towers and their impact. Written and recorded in 2010-2011 with the advent of 4G, this is newly relevant with the push to convert utility poles into “death poles” — 4G/5G cell towers.
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Tagged 4G, 5G, cell towers, death poles, Lament
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Arizona: Bribery and fraud indictment of former utility commission chair, larger investigation by feds
From Arizona Republic: Roberts: Is a bombshell about to be dropped on Arizona’s power elite? by Laurie Roberts July 5, 2017 We now have public acknowledgement that the FBI is continuing its investigation, presumably into possible funny business involving the … Continue reading
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Tagged ACC, APS, Arizona, Arizona Corporation Commission, FBI, Gary Pierce
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Breaking: Lawsuit forces French government to release data on cell phones; 9 out of 10 exceed regulatory limits
From Environmental Health Trust: Click here to read Spanish translation. (Washington, DC) Under court order, the National Frequency Agency (ANFR) of France has just disclosed that most cell phones exceed government radiation limits when tested the way they are used, … Continue reading
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Tagged California, CBC, cell phones, exposure, France, lawsuit, limits
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IoT technical concerns, including not enough electrical energy
He also warned that, “If we get to 20 billion things and don’t do the gateways, we will not have enough power generated in the United States to do the internet of things,” because of the immense amount of remote data processing that would … Continue reading
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Tagged energy, gateways, hacking, Internet of Things, IoT, security, wireless data centers
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