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Author Archives: Josh Hart
Palo Alto Municipal Utility District Rejects Smart Meters — Now Fifty Local Governments in California Say No
One more reason why it pays to have local–not corporate–control over essential public services. Yesterday, after receiving testimony from those injured by smart meter radiation and hearing widespread reports of fires, health damage, privacy invasions and overcharges, the City of … Continue reading
Silver Spring Networks IPO: Predatory Capitalism in Action
By Joshua Hart You can certainly blame your utility and state and federal regulatory agencies for those headaches—both real and figurative—since the smart meter went in. There’s no denying they deserve your criticism. But at the root of this … Continue reading
Ignore PG&E’s Certified Letter–Try this Letter Instead
Many people with analogs are receiving a certified letter from PG&E–a legalistic and intimidating tactic. Ignore it. If you missed the postal carrier, and are stuck with a pick-up slip, don’t waste your precious time going down to the post … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
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“What Do I Do Now?” Confusing Reports and Mixed Signals
[News links follow.] The short answer to the question of what you should do now, if you are a PG&E customer: If you still have your analog, we recommend that you defend that meter, and: Delay till May, Refuse to … Continue reading
Posted in California, Changing a Meter, CPUC, neighborhood organizing, PG&E
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We Get Up Again: Sticking it to Smart Meters
These devices need a sticker if they are to comply with the Federal Communications Commission’s rules about unlicensed transmitters. Here’s one attempt to do just that. Make your own: Click here, then print on 3-1/3×4″ labels. Or create your own … Continue reading
Posted in California, Citizen rebellion, CPUC, FCC, San Francisco, Uncategorized
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