Get safer tech on the ballot – support our initiative petition for a simple solution because we all need: We can support safer access for all: Make Safer Simple to See: Support an Office of Research and Technology that examines & shares how to make technology safer, or, if impossible, sidestep it entirely. Support Safer … Read more
Common-sense boundaries regarding radiating tech have been cast aside by financial Interests in commercial expansion, data control, and more. Massachusetts lacks an independent, industry-free body to research how the use of non-ionizing radiation—including wireless networks, electricity, and artificial light—impacts public safety, democracy, and community health. However grim, examination of the worst-case scenario is necessary to … Read more
Q & A Download Q. How can a signature drive lead to a law? More than 120,000 Massachusetts voter signatures are needed on official petitions, without extra markings, to let voters vote on the law. Public lobbying & support is needed, too, so the legislature supports the law as well. Fall 2026 is our trial … Read more
BOSTON, MA — This August the ballot committee ‘Safer Tech at LastTreeLaws.com’ filed a comprehensive initiative petition with the attorney general in Boston to establish the advisory Office of Research and Technology Optimization (ORTO). The proposed independent office will establish an “As Safe As Reasonable and Achievable” (ASARAA) guideline for consumer and state technology, bridging … Read more
The nervous system can be compared to a command center that sends electromagnetic signals to your brain, spine, and nerves, coordinating sensation, breathing, heartbeat, movement, sight, digestion, and more. Impairment or dysregulation of the nervous system can lead to headaches, tremors, seizures, indigestion, and more. Conditions such as Alzheimer’s disease, multiple sclerosis, and epilepsy impair … Read more
THE GRID HAS ISSUES M.G.L. c. 164, § 116C requires a centralized repository of real-time or nearly real-time customer data for all utilities and potentially for third parties (e.g. apps). That real-time data amounts to constant wireless transmissions harmful to health, besides additional threats to privacy, of data crime, a hackable grid, ‘mistaken’ mischarging, biased … Read more