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Author Archives: Josh Hart
An Earth Day Statement on Smart Meters, Technology and Community Rights
By Josh Hart MSc Director, StopSmartMeters.org As we mark Earth Day 2015 today, let’s take a moment to reflect on the real threats to life on the planet, and take a look at some of the false, undemocratic “solutions” that … Continue reading
Posted in Animal Harm, Cancer, Citizen rebellion, Class Issues and Social Equality, Climate Change, Democracy, Environmental Concerns, health effects, neighborhood organizing, PG&E, Plant damage, radio-frequency radiation, Safety, Smart Grid, Wi-Fi, World Health Organization
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Judge Rules Electric Utility’s Smart Meter Opt Out Fees Violate State Law; PSREC Refuses to Reconnect
PLUMAS-SIERRA RURAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE ACTED ILLEGALLY WHEN IT CUT OFF ELECTRICITY TO HART FAMILY QUINCY, CA — A utility cooperative in rural Northern California has been ordered by Plumas County Superior Court Judge Janet Hilde to: “…cancel the opt out … Continue reading
San Antonio, TX Takes to the Streets to Stop Smart Meters!
On Saturday, March 28th, residents of San Antonio, Texas took to the streets to demand an end to smart meters, and to urge support of two bills currently in the Texas legislature that would force utility companies to offer a … Continue reading
UK Business Institute: Smart Meters “An Unjustified, Over-Engineered, & Expensive Mistake”
From the IOD Press Release: An influential British business group- the Institute of Directors (IoD)- has called the British Smart Meter scheme an ‘unjustified, over-engineered and expensive mistake.’ The (UK) Government’s roll-out of Smart Meters, digital energy meters designed to … Continue reading
Posted in Britain, Citizen rebellion, Democracy, Smart Grid
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Wheels Coming Off Smart Grid as PG&E Smart Meters Explode/ Burn/ Smoulder in Stockton, CA After Crash Causes Surge
STOCKTON, CA — Numerous media outlets are reporting that an inebriated driver in Stockton hit a pole yesterday, causing a powerful electrical surge that led dozens of “smart meters” to explode or catch fire. Excerpt from the Stockton Record on … Continue reading
Posted in California, Fires, PG&E, Smart Grid
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