Resources on the Health Risks of Wi-Fi in Schools This page maintains a large compilation of resources on Wi-Fi and cell phones in schools. It is continuously updated a few times a year. If you are just starting to get educated on this issue we recommend you first go...
EHT is joining the nationwide call to halt this preemptive small cell bill. Please take action now. The National League of Cities has issued this press release on a new federal bill The Rapid Evolution And Modernization of Leading-edge Infrastructure Necessary to...
Scientific Letter to Italian Government The Italian government has halted a controversial proposal that would have weakened the country’s strict wireless radiation exposure limits. A letter was sent to the officials by numerous expert scientists. “Our studies, and...
US Government Reports on Electromagnetic Radiation The USA used to have a robust research program on EMFS. Then the Telecom Act was passed, the EPA was defunded and wireless radiation limits were set by industry loyal groups. On this page EHT links to...
Cancer Calling: October 11, 2010 Lecture in Berkeley, CA An Environmental Health Trust educational panel presented October 11, 2010 in Berkeley, CA. at the Jewish Community Center East Bay, with Senior Research Fellow Lloyd Morgan, Director of Government and Public...
U.S. CONGRESSIONAL HEARINGS ON CELL PHONE RADIATION 2008 Congressional Hearing: Health Effects of Cell Phone Use Witnesses testified about research into cellular telephone use and its potential impact on human health, as well as the potential side effects...
When these guidelines were developed, a cell phone was the size of a brick and there was no Wi-Fi at the coffee shop. Times have changed. The laws have not. Fact: There Are No Safety Standards Currently there are no national or international “standards” for safe...
Berkeley California's Cell Phone “Right to Know” Ordinance This Ordinance was proposed in 2010, unanimously passed in 2015 and immediately slapped with a lawsuit by the Wireless Industry (The CTIA). Berkeley was the first city in the nation to implement an ordinance...
