Maine lawmakers are considering a Bill that would task the University of Maine to research the impacts of wireless networks to wildlife as well as to children. The bill “Resolve, to Study the Effects of 5G Technology on Bird, Bee and Insect Populations and the Effects...
Maryland State Children's Environmental Health and Protection Advisory Council Releases Factsheet on How to Reduce Children’s Exposure to Wireless at Home. The Maryland State Children's Environmental Health and Protection Advisory Council (CEHPAC) has released an...
When a cell tower is built, it can go higher per federal law, and the community has virtually no say. A tower can go up to 20 feet higher with no public process due to the passing of Section 6409(a) of the Middle Class Tax Relief and Job Creation Act of 2012. In other...
Children are more vulnerable to cell phone radiation due to their rapidly developing brains, thinner skulls and lifetime of exposure. Children absorb more radiation deeper into critical brain centers compared to adults. Both magnetic field (2002) and radiofrequency...
Prominent medical doctors and scientists have sent a letter to the CEO of Girls Scouts of the USA requesting they stop issuing the 5G Patch that was developed by a telecommunications company Ericsson stating that is sends a "dangerous message" to girls because of te...
Wireless radiation is linked to numerous health effects and communities are enacting laws to restrict installations near homes. Jonathan Mirin of Hilltown Health hosted technology safety experts Scott McCollough, Telecommunications Attorney; Dr. Kent Chamberlin of the...
How the FCC Shields Cellphone Companies From Safety Concerns The wireless industry is rolling out thousands of new transmitters amid a growing body of research that calls cellphone safety into question. Federal regulators say there’s nothing to worry about — even as...
There is No U.S. Federal Agency Ensuring Cell Tower Wireless Safety There is no U.S. government agency with oversight for cell tower radiation health effects: no research reviews, no reports, no environmental monitoring, no risk mitigation and no...
