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- California: Santa Clara County Medical Association releases recommendations for safer technology use in schools
- December 8, OneWeb launched 40 satellites; over 7,000 operating satellites now orbit Earth
- NASA, France, and SpaceX launch SWOT to shoot radar pulses at Earth’s oceans, lakes, and rivers
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- Take Action: Dominion Energy forces Virginia families to choose between Smart Meters or no power at all
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Tag Archives: disability
Maine: Judge to hear Smart Meter disability discrimination case; denies CMP motion to dismiss
Press Release Press Contact: William Most (504) 509-5023 / williammost(at)gmail.com Portland, ME, April 1, 2021 –On July 7, 2020 Bowdoinham resident Ed Friedman filed a disability/discrimination lawsuit against Central Maine Power (CMP) in Portland’s U.S. District Court. The suit, brought … Continue reading
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Tagged ADA, CMP, disability, discrimination, Fair Housing, lawsuit, Maine, opt-out fees, surcharge
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PG&E refunds Smart Meter “opt-out” fees to EMF-disabled customer
April 22, 2021 On April 16, Pacific Gas and Electric refunded Smart Meter “opt-out” fees paid by the family of Nina Beety who is disabled by electromagnetic sensitivity. Beety requested disabled accommodation from PG&E to have analog electromechanical meters on … Continue reading
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Electromagnetic Sensitivity page updated with Fair Housing Act information
Important information has been added to the Electromagnetic Sensitivity page about the U.S. Fair Housing Act. The section excerpted discusses the prohibition of discrimination on the basis of disability. Notice that the rules don’t just pertain to the sale or … Continue reading
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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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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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The fight for disabled rights – the 1977 504 sit-in and protests (VIDEO)
Civil rights for the disabled are a recent achievement. The disabled in many ways were excluded from ordinary participation in society. Their civil rights were only secured by much hard work, outreach, and protests, and it is still a partial … Continue reading
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Are you disabled by exposure to electromagnetic radiation and wireless devices? How does the Americans with Disabilities Act define disability?
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) provides a definition of what disability is. It is not a list of “officially” recognized disabilities. That is a very important distinction. Congress has been adamant that the ADA rules are to be interpreted … Continue reading
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U.S. Access Board recognized electromagnetic sensitivity as real and a potential disability in 2002
“Advancing full access and inclusion for all” In 2002, the Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance Board, also known as the United States Access Board, issued new accessibility guidelines for recreation facilities covered by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). “The … Continue reading
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U.S. National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners gave presentation on Smart Meter problems in 2011. Why aren’t they telling Americans?
Utility commissioners in the United States belong to NARUC — the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners. CPUC Chairman Michael Peevey sits on the board as well as commissioners in other states who have been Smart Meter cheerleaders. State utility commissions … Continue reading
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Tagged accuracy, appliances, cyber security, Diane Ramthun, disability, fraud, Georgia, high bills, high costs, low income, NARUC, National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners, Navigant, obsolescence, Peevey, personal informtion, privacy, PSC, PUC, remote disconnection, Sarajevo, security risks, surveillance, Tbilisi, Wisconsin
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