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Category Archives: Changing a Meter
Standing Up to the Sleaze and Rot that Kills
One of the anti-smart meter activists I work with recently commented that the “CPUC has lost touch with reality”. Certainly a strong grip on reality has not been one of the CPUC’s strong suits. A recent spot on critique … Continue reading
Stop Smart Meters! Director Interview: Resistance to Technocracy and the Smart Grid
From James Tracy’s Memory Hole Blog: This week James is joined by Josh Hart, founder and director of the California-based Stop Smart Meters, one of the foremost organizations raising public awareness on the rollout of wireless technology and the “smart … Continue reading
Posted in California, Cancer, Cell phones, Changing a Meter, Citizen rebellion, Democracy, Dirty Electricity, Electro-Hyper-Sensitivity, EMF Mitigation, Environmental Concerns, FCC, Federal Government, Fires, Florida, health effects, Health studies, Installer Threats and Assaults, legal issues, neighborhood organizing, PG&E, Privacy, PSREC, radio-frequency radiation, Safety, SCE, SDG&E, Smart Grid
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Chicago’s Com Ed Gives Out Free Ice Cream to Soften Resistance to “Smart” Meters
Perhaps in an effort to “sweeten the deal” and neutralize opposition to their “smart” meter program, Com Ed is giving away free ice cream using vans this July in several Chicago neighborhoods. Unfortunately when the sugar high has faded, Chicago … Continue reading
Posted in Changing a Meter, Illinois, neighborhood organizing, Smart Grid
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Another Fire: Landis + Gyr Smart Meter Causes Apt. Blaze
Courtesy of Smartmeterharm.org: This apartment fire occurred in Bensalem, Pennsylvania on February 6, 2014. 14 families were displaced 7 apartments had fire damage, 5 had significant damage 11 apartments had smoke and water damage 1 firefighter was injured It was … Continue reading
Posted in Changing a Meter, Fires, PG&E
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Smart Meter Scourge Targets UK with Propaganda
Smart meters are now being installed in the UK haphazardly, house by house without the regimented deployments that have riled neighborhoods in the US, Canada, and Australia. The UK government has delayed the systematic roll-out of smart meters but still … Continue reading