Scientists Respond to Federal Judge Ruling Against Berkeley's Cellphone Right to Know Law A federal judge ruled in favor of the wireless industry to halt the city of Berkeley’s cell phone right to know law requiring retailers to warn customers about cellphone...
5G Coming to Your Front Yard … Did you know? Guest Post by John Herron Aesthetics and tech blight: Did you know data shows cell towers, poles and antennas significantly reduce property values? A pole nearby reduces home value about 20 percent.[1] For some, the...
Food and Drug Administration Rockville MD 20857 May 5, 1997 The Honorable Edward J. Markey Ranking Minority Member Subcommittee on Telecommunications, Trade, and Consumer Protection Committee on Commerce House of Representatives Washington, D.C. 20515-2107 Dear Mr....
Published research, reports and articles showing adverse effects of wireless submitted to the FCC Docket This is a short list of research papers, NOT the full list. Important Note: Unfortunately the FCC changed their filing system so the links no longer work. ...
CTIA, with support of FCC, AGAIN TRYING TO STOP ADVISORIES AT POINT OF SALE California Brain Tumor Association Press Release In 2015 the City of Berkeley passed an ordinance requiring cellphone retailers to advise consumers, in a flyer at the point of sale, that...
The Senate of Nigeria is Debating the Health and Safety of 5G. The Senate of Nigeria has directed the Federal Government to suspend the planned deployment of the Fifth Generation Network until the issue of health and safety is investigated. The motion was sponsored...
Watch EHT Executive Director Theodora Scarato educate on conflict of interest with ICNIRP, the WHO and explain how 5G and cell phone radiation "science" is bought. Scarato is featured in the latest European expose "The International Commission on Non-Ionizing...
Advocates Blast FCC’s RF Limits, NPRM Advocates who want the FCC to adopt more stringent radio frequency (RF) exposure standards, including medical and public health officials, have continued to complain about the agency’s reluctance to do so. And some have also...
