EHT was honored to participate in a consultation on 5G with the government of Bermuda.

The Regulatory Authority of Bermuda issued licences to two new operators and temporarily banned deployment of 5G services pending the result of a probe into the technology. The Radiofrequency and 5G Safety public consultation included live presentations by Frank Clegg former Microsoft President, Devra Davis PhD and Theodora Scarato of Environmental Health Trust, Paul Heroux PhD, of McGill University, Victor Leach PhD radiation physicist of ORSAA and Eugene Deal of Greenrock Bermuda.

The RA hosted a live virtual event on Thursday, November 19, 2020. This is a recording of the online information gathering session where members of the public presented their feedback to the public consultation on Radiofrequency and 5G Safety. Video of the full one hour presentations here

Bermuda for Safe Technology (BAST) has also presented extensive testimony to the Regulatory Authority. For those interested in connecting with BAST please see https://bast.bm/

They have a petition found here https://bast.bm/sign-the-petition/

Devra Davis PhD and Theodora Scarato of Environmental Health Trust

Eugene Deal of Greenrock Bermuda

Greenrock works to empower individuals and companies to do their part in making Bermuda socially, economically and environmentally more sustainable. More about Greenrock

Paul Heroux PhD, of McGill University

Frank Clegg, CEO of Canadians For Safe Technology, and former president of Microsoft Canada.

Victor Leach of ORSAA

Mr. Victor (Vic) Leach App. Physics (RMIT), MSc (Melbourne. Uni) has worked as a radiation health physicist and atmospheric scientist for the past 40 years in both the private sector (uranium & coal mining) and public sector with a number of Commonwealth (Australian Radiation Laboratory now ARPANSA) and State Government Health Departments (QLD & NT). He has been a founding member of Australasian Radiation Protection Society (ARPS) since its inauguration in 1975, where he has been a past treasurer and is currently on the organising committee for conferences in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Cairns and Darwin.