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Category Archives: legal issues
Australian Wireless Investigation Threatens Industry
After Australia’s “Catalyst” program aired a remarkable piece of investigative journalism into the wireless health cover up, industry mobilized to criticize the journalist, Maryanne Demasi, who covered the story. Now Ms. Demasi is speaking out about her concerns that free … Continue reading
Courts: One Win, One Loss for RF Safety Campaign
Last week, the Maine Supreme Court sided with the corrupt Maine Public Utilities Commission’s finding that smart meters are “safe enough.” Meanwhile on the other side of the country in Berkeley, CA, U.S. District Court Judge Chen ruled against the … Continue reading
Maine Supreme Judicial Court Justices Grill Utility Advocates
As part of a potentially precedent-setting court case before the Maine Supreme Judicial Court over the health and safety of smart meters, on November 3rd justices heard an appeal of a previous ruling that smart meters were essentially “safe enough.” … Continue reading
Discussion of Our Smart Meter Legal Victory on Local Radio
Last October, I went on KQNY Quincy‘s Common Good show hosted by Joseph Munoz. At that time, our electricity had been illegally disconnected by local utility PSREC, and we were essentially camping out in our home. Following our successful lawsuit … Continue reading
Posted in California, Class Issues and Social Equality, CPUC, Democracy, Electro-Hyper-Sensitivity, Environmental Concerns, Fires, health effects, landlines, legal issues, neighborhood organizing, PG&E, Physicians, Plumas County, Privacy, PSREC, radio-frequency radiation, Safety, Smart Grid, Wi-Fi, World Health Organization
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The Human Cost of Utility Abuse/ New Michigan Legislation
The disconnection of our electricity back in February 2014 is not unusual or an exception. It is part of a larger pattern of utilities withholding essential services, in a coordinated tactic to suppress resistance and force an unwanted smart grid … Continue reading