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Category Archives: interference
Dirty Electricity from ‘Smart’ Meters: Answers from the Experts
Last week, after we solicited opinions from readers on the following question: Others were wondering how the switch mode power supplies (SMPS- that convert AC to DC within the meters) could cause so much more dirty electricity than those contained … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, Dirty Electricity, interference, Smart Grid
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Teach Your Children Well: Keep them Away from Wireless
Wireless non-ionizing radiation from cell phones, wi-fi, smart meters and cell towers can be damaging to adults (pdf), but it can be devastating to children and their developing brains and bodies. Don’t take a risk with their future. Keep them … Continue reading
Corporate Interference: Fracking, Food, and Wireless Conference March 13,14 NYC
Three huge topics! March 13-14, NYC Can fracking be done safely? How can you be sure you are feeding your family safe food? What are the health risks of smartphones and smart meters? Is Wi-Fi a public health threat? What … Continue reading
Posted in AAEM, Animal Harm, Bees, Cancer, Citizen rebellion, Climate Change, Democracy, Electro-Hyper-Sensitivity, EMF Mitigation, Environmental Concerns, GMO's, health effects, Health studies, interference, neighborhood organizing, New York City, Physicians, Plant damage, radio-frequency radiation, Smart Grid
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BC, Canada Man Wonders “What the Bloody Hell is Going On?” as Dogs Shocked by Smart Meter
The international smart meter deployment has been characterized by screw up after screw up, affecting health and safety, not only of humans, animals, insects, and plants but of electrical systems as well. If we had regulatory agencies that genuinely functioned … Continue reading
Posted in Animal Harm, Canada, Citizen rebellion, interference
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California PUC Stonewalls on Smart Meter Health Damage; Attempts to Cover Up Testimony Demanding Health Hearings
In California, the second phase of the smart meter ‘opt out’ proceeding took place at the California Public Utilities Commission in San Francisco on May 16th, overseen by Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) Amy Yip Kikugawa. This is the same judge … Continue reading