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Grassroots Pushback Against Wireless

Children's Health Defense is suing the FCC overreach over OTARD.              Learn more here. 

Sign the petition against the OTARD ("Over The Air Reception Devices") Rule that FCC recently changed to include "Transmission Devices" --  effective May 25, just a month ago! It is a game changer! It will allow any private property owner in the US to blast their unsuspecting neighbors with major 4G/5G radiation while being immune to any legal challenge from counties, cities or neighbors!

BE SURE to sign the PETITION 

Articles on wireless hazards and 5G:

https://washingtonspectator.org/wireless-hazards/

 

https://www.sej.org/publications/features/wireless-technology-environmental-health-risk?fbclid=IwAR0LDG7pp_zpV8ga2l9DnqBC3EQJWM4-rPgHghBHzVY9LvDzgpq32CozEXc

 

https://letstalkabouttech.nl/2021/01/nederlandse-rechter-mogelijk-verhoogde-gezondheidsrisicos-zendmast/

 

Article on the impact on wildlife:

https://tcimag.tcia.org/tree-care/beware-the-dangers-from-am-radio-and-5g-transmission-sites/

GREAT NEWS FROM NEW HAMPSHIRE!

The New Hampshire Commission to Study the Environmental and Health Effects of Evolving 5G Technology issued its final report to New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu on Friday, concluding that safety assurances for 5G have “come into question because of the thousands of peer-reviewed studies documenting deleterious health effects associated with cellphone radiation exposure.” 

The majority of the commission voted to support 15 recommendations to the New Hampshire governor. 

 

Recommendations include: 

  • Support an independent study of 5G health effects.

  • Reduce public exposure to cell phones, wireless devices, and Wi-Fi in schools and libraries.

  • Ensure cell network infrastructure antenna setbacks from schools and homes

  • Measure levels of cell network radiation.

  • Establish wireless radiation limits to protect trees and insects.

  • Establish more sophisticated measurement protocols to include high data rates.

  • Require software changes to reduce radiation exposure into the body

  • Establish wireless radiation-free zones.

  • Call on the U.S. Federal Communications Commission to do an environmental assessment on the impact of 5G and wireless infrastructure expansion.

From Bermuda:

Pressure groups unite to oppose introduction of 5G mobile phone technology

https://www.royalgazette.com/news/article/20201102/pressure-groups-unite-to-oppose-introduction-of-5g-mobile-phone-technology/?eType=EmailBlastContent&eId=ec122a00-4d75-4068-af13-cdee87a0616a

  • Easton, Connecticut Becomes First Town to Ban 5G!!

 

CHD ALSO ISSUES A WARNING ABOUT AIR GIG, THE NEW TECHNOLOGY THAT CAN BRING WIFI TO TELEPHONE WIRES IN FRONT OF OUR HOMES

 

Article author Dafna Tachover writes: "What AT&T does not spell out in its glossy communications is that AirGig will make it impossible to escape exposure to wireless radiation, even in our homes. AirGig will saturate our environment—every inch of it—with close-proximity, high-intensity radiation. The few relatively safer areas that still exist will quickly disappear. Not only will those who already have become sick from wireless radiation have nowhere to escape to, but many more are likely to experience immediate health impacts."

SONOMA COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY PASSES A RESOLUTION IN SUPPORT OF LOCAL CONTROL OVER WIRELESS FACILITIES

 

"The Sonoma County Democratic Party urges our city councils, county supervisors, and their respective planning departments to begin updating their telecommunication ordinances in preparation for restoring our local governments’ ability to balance competing interests for the use of the public rights-of-way, and to call on Congress to support H.R. 530 (Eshoo-D-CA-18) and S. 2012 (Feinstein-D-CA) both of which restore local control over the deployment of wireless communications facilities by overturning the FCC regulations."     Full resolution attached.

 

Note re Democratic Central Committee of Marin:  DCCM Vice Chair Dotty LeMieux, who is also chair of the Resolutions Committee, is studying the bills. (Thank you, former DCCM member Greg Brockbank, for bringing the topic to DCCM attention.)  

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