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Category Archives: Cell phones
21st Century Science Denial Part I: Psychopolitical Paranoia
By Deborah Kopald, Guest Columnist Editor’s Note: This series of articles was written in 2011 by New York’s Deborah Kopald in response to Felicity Barringer’s Times Coverage of the anti-smart meter movement. Parts 2 & 3 will be published here … Continue reading
It’s Our Right to Know- Let’s Make It So!
Do we have a right to know what’s in our food, our water, and our air? Of course we do. But corporations are profiting from a lack of accurate information being available to the public about products consumed and the … Continue reading
Separating Industry Fiction from Facts
(Originally published on EMFSafetyNetwork.org) The Smart Grid Consumer Collaborative (SGCC), an industry group, has published a video “Separating the Facts from the Fiction about Smart Meter”. PG&E, SCE, SDG&E, BC Hydro, PEPCO, BGE, FPL, as well as other utility companies … Continue reading
News Round Up: Smart Meter Fires Tell “Difficult” Story; DC Opens Health Inquiry; IEEE Puts Industry on Notice
What a week. The gavel had hardly fallen on the Maryland Public Service Commission’s smart meter fire hearing when news came through of 3 new reported home fires started by smart meters in the Chicago area. In Pennsylvania, Peco Energy … Continue reading
Something Funny Happened on the Way to the Smart Grid— How the Precautionary Principle Can Save the Day
by Cynthia Sue Larson Like most Americans, I took only moderate notice of President Barack Obama’s announcement on October 27, 2009 of a $3.4 billion commitment to build something called the “smart grid.” My ears perked up when Obama spoke … Continue reading
Posted in California, Cancer, Cell phones, Citizen rebellion, Climate Change, CPUC, Democracy, Electro-Hyper-Sensitivity, Federal Government, health effects, Obama, PG&E, San Francisco, Smart Grid, World Health Organization
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