In 2025, we submitted a petition initiative for a constitutional amendment to address the legislature’s inaction, lack of transparency, and excessive top-down control by establishing an outside committee to set salaries and staffing for the legislature, instead of allowing the leadership of the state legislature this control. We submitted this for feedback, although our 2025 … Read more
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, … Read more
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 … Read more
Author: Kirstin Beatty Further below, amendments to a investigative state commission proposal are suggested, but also refocusing on other related bills with more immediate, concrete impact. The merit of a investigative state commission depends as the subject can be a political football. Outcomes of past wireless health risk investigations have varied by state as follows:
By Kirstin Beatty on 10 May 2020 | Updated 21 July 2021; Feb, July 2022; 14 September 2022 Please be careful and pay attention to what you support or sign. Don’t be a lemming! In the past I have noticed problem bills being promoted as solutions to non-ionizing radiation harms. I’m hoping the promotion of … Read more