Safer Utilities Amendment
Safer Utilities Amendment 2022
Scroll down for sample amendments to limit the smart grid.
Why? As far back as 2014, warnings were filed with the DPU that people were getting very sick from the ‘smart’ grid – such as Dr. Robert Pontius Gilmore who was one of four members appointed by Clark University to examine the technologies; Dr. William Rea, MD; physicist Dr. William Bruno; BLEC; MACI — alongside sad stories from residents. But the DPU has refused to bend, mandating the grid. Current bill H. 3309 includes a provision to mandate the ‘smart’ grid across the state and require ratepayers cover all costs. Continue reading “Safer Utilities Amendment”
Agent Provocateurs and Efficacy
AGENT PROVACATEURS AND EFFICACY
By Kirstin Beatty, with thanks to Sigrid Schmalzer for the sickle cell details
Updated 21 July 2021, 6 April 2022
Some people wrongly believe the Black Panthers were anti-white and violent (they promoted self defense), but setting that aside a moment, notice what can be learned from their experience. Continue reading “Agent Provocateurs and Efficacy”
Wired Broadband – Amendments
AMENDMENTS TO HARD-WIRE FOR SAFETY
Even if you set aside thousands of studies showing wireless harms wildlife, wireless is a known security risk.
We need legislators, in the very brief time available now before the session for major bills ends on 31 July 2022, to propose the below amendments to wire broadband and telecommunications in nursing homes, soldier’s homes, schools, colleges, etc. If not, to give support for these changes next year. Continue reading “Wired Broadband – Amendments”
Halt or Amend S.186 (Investigation of Electromagnetic Impacts) 2022
HALT OR AMEND 2022 WIRELESS INVESTIGATION BILL
Massachusetts bill S.186 to investigate electromagnetic exposures from technology could be redesigned to promote transparency & better representation, as suggested below. If not amended, a whitewash is likely, while with amendments this is still possible but less so.
The following are 6 proposed S.186 amendments, for which feedback is welcome (esp. #V, VI). These could be submitted as one amendment with a complete text or in parts as presented below: Continue reading “Halt or Amend S.186 (Investigation of Electromagnetic Impacts) 2022”
Lobby to Hard-Wire! January 2022
January 2022 Lobby to Hard-Wire!
Please call your legislator and ask that a word be put in for H. 105 – 114 and against S. 54 & H. 124 with the Joint Committee of Advanced IT (chairs Finegold & Campbell) — and to find out the status of these bills. Committees finalize decisions 2 February. Continue reading “Lobby to Hard-Wire! January 2022”
Safe MA Broadband & Electric
SAFE MA BROADBAND AND ELECTRIC
The following written testimony was provided, additional to spoken testimony, in 2021 for bills that were killed.
Massachusetts needs to insure modern electricity and communications are safe.
RECORD SHOWS SUBSTANTIAL HARM
Substantial evidence exists in the research record that radiofrequency emissions from electricity and wireless communications cause biological changes such as increased oxidation (ROS) leading to downstream effects including calcium release, mitochondrial, DNA, and neuronal damage.
Effects are found from exposures from wireless and near electricity. The FCC even recognized in [Order 19-126], which denied biological effects and was just overturned by court order, that electric fields can cause instant “neural stimulation effects” unrelated to heating and that current guidelines fail to provide protection (328). Continue reading “Safe MA Broadband & Electric”
SIGN to End MA School Screen Time Mandate
The following was provided to MA legislators in a 2021 hearing, yet the bill was killed.
Through grade 12, our state standards require public school students utilize technology in nearly every subject in addition to media and computer science digital requirements.
Massachusetts has a Pre-K educational writing standard requiring pre-kindergarteners use digital tools to convey messages. Why demand technology use in Pre-K when students can barely spell? Continue reading “SIGN to End MA School Screen Time Mandate”
To Investigate or Not to Investigate? Commission Bills 101.
To Investigate or Not to Investigate? Commission Bills 101.
The merit of a political investigation depends on the state — limits and alternatives are recommended
Outcomes of past wireless health risk investigations have varied by state as follows:
Continue reading “To Investigate or Not to Investigate? Commission Bills 101.”Federal wireless bills IN 2021
2021 FEDERAL WIRELESS BILLS
The wireless industry has federal bills to halt local community control over wireless infrastructure placement AND to end currently required environmental reviews. Continue reading “Federal wireless bills IN 2021”