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Author Archives: Josh Hart
Public Exposure: What You Don’t See CAN Hurt You
Still believe PG&E when they say that the Federal Communications Commission limits on EMF exposure will protect your health? Watch this exposé produced by Marin County based Ecological Options Network. Public Exposure: DNA, Democracy, and the Wireless Revolution- produced in … Continue reading
Posted in Democracy, Environmental Concerns, Health studies
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We Discuss “Explosive Issue” of ‘Smart’ Meters on KSCO
Last Saturday, Stop Smart Meters! was invited onto the 2-hour Saturday Special on local independent radio station KSCO to discuss our opposition to ‘smart’ meters. You can stream the broadcast or download it here. PG&E was invited to take part … Continue reading
Posted in Citizen rebellion, Democracy, Health studies, PG&E
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Health Questions Loom Over Release of ‘Smart’ Meter Report
City and County Ordinances Challenge PG&E’s Undemocratic Assault on Ratepayers This morning, the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) released the report of an investigation into widespread accusations that PG&E’s so-called ‘smart’ meters are inaccurate and routinely overcharge customers, finding that … Continue reading
Posted in Citizen rebellion, CPUC, Democracy, Environmental Concerns, Health studies, PG&E
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Video Coverage of Santa Cruz County Protests
Hot off the presses, our video engineers have been working overtime to bring you the latest coverage of the citizen uprising against smart meters that has been going on in Santa Cruz County. Keep an eye out for those Wellington … Continue reading
Posted in Citizen rebellion, Democracy, Environmental Concerns, PG&E
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Understanding Radio Frequency (Translated from the PG&ESE)
PG&E is facing increasing alarm and outrage from concerned citizens around the state who don’t understand how the company could inflict health damaging spikes of microwave radiation on the nice people of California without at least taking reasonable steps to … Continue reading
Posted in Citizen rebellion, Health studies, PG&E
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