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Category Archives: Plumas County
Protecting Against Coronavirus, Stopping 5G, and Creating a Safe Refuge for All of Us
We are happy to announce that the Stop Smart Meters! toll-free hotline has been funded for 2020, thanks to your donations and support! Thank you for helping us keep this critical lifeline available to those who need it! If you … Continue reading
Posted in 5G, Cell phones, Citizen rebellion, Electro-Hyper-Sensitivity, health effects, neighborhood organizing, Plumas County, radio-frequency radiation
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EMF Meters: Your Eyes and Ears Into the World of Electrosmog
Over the last decade, we have provided thousands of people with EMF readers, allowing them to detect, avoid and mitigate unsafe EMF exposures from smart meters and other wireless devices, household wiring and appliances. Increasing EMF literacy in our communities … Continue reading
Plumas County’s Telecommunications Ordinance Process: Opportunities and Threats
This opinion piece appeared today in Plumas County Newspapers: We probably all agree we want quality internet and phone connections that are fast, secure, affordable, safe and reliable. The Planning Commission is currently drafting a new telecommunications ordinance for Plumas … 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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CPUC Hangs PSREC’s Marshall Out to Dry in News Article
Yesterday’s front page article in the Portola Reporter about our case revealed the fact that the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) is increasingly distancing itself from the legal debacle that PSREC brought upon themselves when they illegally disconnected our electricity … Continue reading