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- World Electrosensitivity / Electromagnetic Sensitivity Day — 16 June, 2021
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Tag Archives: AT&T
Profiles in Corruption: How Telecoms Control the California Legislature
From 48 Hills By Chris Witteman and Tracey Rosenberg July 1, 2018 The last couple of weeks have not been good ones for those who see communications as a social justice issue. The 2015 Open Internet Order, which ensured Internet neutrality … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Padilla, AT&T, Ben Hueso, California Democratic Party, corruption, John Perez, Kevin De Leon, MIguel Santiago, Sacramento, Speakers Cup, telecom
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American Heart Association is silent on heart cancer and irregular heart rate risks from cell phones, cell towers, and wireless radiation. Why? AT&T and IBM sit on the advisory board
The American Heart Association’s mission statement is To build healthier lives, free of cardiovascular diseases and stroke. Yet, AHA fails to warn the public about serious, life-threatening cardiac impacts from wireless radiation exposure. These risks include heart rhythm disturbances, heart … Continue reading
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Tagged Afib, AHA, American Heart Association, American Stroke Association, AT&T, atrial fibrillation, cardiac, cardiac arrest, celllphones, CEO Roundtable, collusion, heart, heart tumors, IBM, NTP, public endangerment, stroke, wireless radiation
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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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AARP: Illinois telecom bill means end of affordable, reliable landline telephones
From AARP Illinois, PR Newswire PDF May 31, 2017 PDF May 25, 2017 — on previous bill May 31, 2017 Passage of SB1839 opens door to safety and security concerns for 1.2 million landline customers Statement by AARP Illinois Director of … Continue reading
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Tagged 911, AARP, AT&T, Illinois, landlines, legislation
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Illinois surprise: AT&T and legislators eliminate landline phone service. Will Gov. Rauner sign or veto?
On May 31, Amendment 5 eliminating landlines in Illinois was introduced and added to a coal mining safety bill — SB 1839— then voted on and passed — the same day — by both houses of the Illinois legislature. For … Continue reading
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Tagged AT&T, Bill Cunningham, change in service, copperline, landlines, SB 1839
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California legislators meet with telecom lobbyists at hush-hush event on eve of 5G bill
Timing is everything. Last weekend, May 6-7, California Democrat Party Assemblymembers gathered for a lavish telecom industry fund-raising and lobbying event at Pebble Beach — the Speakers Cup. Hosted by the Speaker of the California Assembly – currently, Assemblyman Anthony … Continue reading
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Tagged Anthony Rendon, AT&T, CTIA, Pro Tem Cup, SB 649, Speakers Cup
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Lobbyists go after Attorneys General; why some investigations go nowhere or don’t happen at all
From the New York Times, October 28, 2015 By Eric Lipton NYT series: Courting Favor The Peoples’ Lawyers Emails detail interactions between the office of Attorney General Pam Bondi of Florida and a law firm trying to sway her. When … Continue reading
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Tagged 5-Hour Energy, AT&T, Attorney General, Bernard Nash, Bob Ferguson, Bridgepoint Education, Chris Koster, Dickstein Shapiro, emails, Lisa Rickard, Lori Kalani, Pam Bondi, Patrick Lynch, Pfizer, Republican Attorneys General Association, revolving door, Rob McKenna, SAGE, Thurbert Baker, U.S. Chamber of Commerce
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