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- Take Action: Dominion Energy forces Virginia families to choose between Smart Meters or no power at all
- 2018 Camp Fire revelations: ABC 10 wins lawsuit, obtains and releases detailed grand jury records on PG&E criminal conduct (VIDEO)
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- 5G Cell Towers Cause Massive Insect Decline on the Greek island of Samos
- Energy intensive 5G and wireless systems
- U.S. — Timeline of Development of Safety Limits for Wireless Radiation
- Rockets destroy ozone and cause climate change – aerospace programs’ deadly impacts to the Earth including 5G
- Alert: U.S. military Red Flag exercises begin January 24, Nellis AFB
- Airline safety and 5G / U.S. vs. France — FAA says France 5G power levels are much lower and has greater protection for planes
- ‘Hundreds of thousands, if not millions’ of birds died during 2020 U.S. Air Force 5G exercise, New Mexico
- AT&T and Verizon to activate new 5G frequencies January 19; airline and medivac industry warn of interference with planes; FAA imposes flight restrictions in areas of 5G deployment
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Tag Archives: California
California Gov. Newsom faces recall election Tuesday; Sacramento journalists expose California fires, PG&E, Gavin Newsom, and CPUC in series “Fire-Power-Money”
From ABC10 KXTV Sacramento Fire-Power-Money http://www.firepowermoney.com https://www.abc10.com/article/news/local/abc10-originals/fire-power-money-california-wildfires-investigation-pge/103-c273fb35-1c43-4d9a-9bdc-3d7971e5540b For nearly three years, ABC10’s Fire – Power – Money team has been at the forefront covering California’s wildfire crisis, the danger of PG&E’s power lines, and how the company avoids accountability. Now, … Continue reading
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Tagged AB 1054, bankruptcy, California, campaign finance, CPUC, fires, Gavin Newsom, Jerry Brown, lawsuits, lobbyists, PG&E, politics
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California: The Utility Reform Network (TURN) honors cell tower promoter Sen. Ben Hueso as “Public Health Champion”
From TURN, Winter 2019 Though TURN was n early champion of communities in fighting Smart Meters, that support disappeared after TURN’s Michel Florio was appointed to the CPUC. CPUC-PG&E emails released after several lawsuits showed that Florio helped judge shop … Continue reading
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Tagged California, cell towers, CPUC, SB 649, Sen. Ben Hueso, TURN, Utility Reform Network
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5G “epidemic” to hit Sacramento, also Los Angeles, Houston, Indianapolis
By Nina Beety October 25, 2018 Officials may say it was a bad flu with strange features that hit Sacramento residents, and that vaccines could not prevent it. They may even blame foreign actors. But the real and very simple … Continue reading
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Tagged 5G, California, CDPH, experiment, Houston, Indianapolis, Los Angeles, NTP, Sacramento
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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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California releases cell phone safety guidance: comparison of 2017 version vs. 2009 draft
From SaferEMR.com January 4, 2018 (updated January 17, 2018) In June, 2009, the Division of Environmental and Occupational Disease Control in the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) prepared a draft cell phone safety guidance document. Although the document reflected the … Continue reading
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Tagged California, CDPH, cell phone advisory
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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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Tagged ADA, California, disability, disabled accommodation, electromagnetic sensitivities, EMS, legislature
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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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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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SF Chronicle — California 2009 cell phone advisory gutted in later versions, state refuses FOIA request; Sen. Kamala Harris blocked document access
From the San Francisco Chronicle New records show how state reworked secret cell phone warnings by Melody Gutierrez May 19, 2017 State health officials, over a five-year period, wrote and revised guidelines for safe use of cell phones. SACRAMENTO — … Continue reading
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Tagged advisory, California, CDPH, cell phone, children, Joel Moskowitz, Kamala Harris, lawsuit, safety, warnings
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Alert: 5G bill being rushed through California legislature – SB 649
SB 649 is the “cell towers everywhere” bill. It mandates cell towers in the public’s right of way, and eliminates California cities’ and counties’ discretionary controls to regulate them. The Florida legislature just pushed through a similar bill, and it … Continue reading
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Tagged 5G, California, eminent domain, Hueso, legislature, SB 649, Sen. Ben Hueso, Sen. Mike McGuire, wireless industry
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