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Opposition to California Bills SB 556 and AB 537- URGENT ACTION NEEDED TO STOP TELECOM POWER GRAB
Sometimes when you are up against overwhelming odds against a corrupt system intent on depriving you of your rights of due process and health & safety, you need to get creative to get your message across. That’s what two guys … Continue reading
PG&E Refunds Smart Meter Opt Out Fees to EMF-Disabled Customer
MONTEREY, CA– On April 16th, Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) refunded Smart Meter “opt-out” fees paid by the family of Nina Beety who is disabled by electromagnetic sensitivity. Beety requested disabled accommodation from PG&E to have analog electromechanical meters on … Continue reading
Posted in Changing a Meter, Citizen rebellion, Class Issues and Social Equality, Democracy, Electro-Hyper-Sensitivity, EMF Mitigation, health effects, legal issues, neighborhood organizing, PG&E, PSREC, radio-frequency radiation, Smart Grid
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Bad Reception by Doug Loranger Now Online: Documentary About Resistance to 3G Cell Towers in San Francisco
This great documentary by Doug Loranger chronicles early resistance to “3G” cell towers in the late 1990’s and early 2000’s in San Francisco. These campaigns paved the way for later efforts to “stop smart meters” more than a decade later. … Continue reading
Posted in California, Cell phones, Citizen rebellion, Class Issues and Social Equality, Democracy, Electro-Hyper-Sensitivity, Environmental Concerns, health effects, legal issues, neighborhood organizing, radio-frequency radiation, San Francisco
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In the Dark of Night, Police Backed ATT in Clash with Berkeley Neighborhood over 4/5G antennas
This report was provided to us by WiRED Berkeley: http://www.GoWiRED.org Berkeley police do AT&T’s illegal bidding, forcefully removing Berkeley residents who were protecting the public commons from wireless “small” cell installations. On October 5, nearly twenty people began vigils before 1:00 … Continue reading