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Tag Archives: legislature
Retired U.S. government physicist warns Maryland legislature about Smart Meters and wireless exposure
Posted on What is 5G January 13, 2018 In this letter, Ronald M. Powell Ph.D. urges Maryland State Legislators to protect the health of the people of Maryland from the onslaught of wireless radiation. This document addresses the health impacts … Continue reading
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Tagged 5G, bioelectrical, legislature, Maryland, RFR, Ron Powell, small cells, Wi-Fi
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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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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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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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Maine: Bill eliminating opt-out fees gets state hearing February 14
Maine Legislature February 14, 2017 Hearing: Energy, Utilities, & Technology Committee 1 PM EST Hearing on SP 75 / LD 229 (introduced by Maine Senator Dave Miramant) Audio Broadcast Page: http://legislature.maine.gov/committee/#Audio/211 SP 75/LD 229 An Act To Prohibit an Electric Utility … Continue reading
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California lawmakers propose stripping power from CPUC
From KQED By Marisa Lagos February 3, 2016 A trio of lawmakers proposed the most far-reaching reform of the embattled California Public Utilities Commission to date, rolling out legislation Wednesday that would ask voters to strip the agency’s constitutional authority and … Continue reading
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Gov. Jerry Brown vetoes 50 CPUC reforms approved by the California legislature
“Californians pay for the broken culture of the CPUC every day – from higher utility bills to the devastation of safety failures,” said Assemblyman Anthony Rendon, D-Lakewood, who authored three of the bills. “My proposals, along with those of my Senate … Continue reading
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