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Tag Archives: Lennart Hardell
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
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
