April 25, 2018 Radio Interview |
May 27, 2018 Radio Interview |
Dec 3, 2019: Commonwealth Club: |
Full Mar 2, 2020 Radio Interview |
Whistleblower Joe Nachhio Interview |
View two videos, below. The first is a Aug 22, 2018 Napa, CA Community Workshop regarding Close Proximity Microwave Radiation Antenna - Wireless Telecommunications Facilities (CPMRA-WTFs), aka so-called "small" Wireless Telecomunications Facilites (sWTFs) that are being proposed to be constructged in the public rights-of-way. There other videos: a November 6, 2019 County of Maui Planning and Sustainable Land Use Committee Meeting on 4G and 5G Densification AND a May 20, 2020 converstation with attorney Mark Pollock. View the latest slides here and see the August, 2020 Call to Action here.
| July 23, 2020 from Thousand Oaks, CA — Taming the 4G/5G Grid | Mar 4, 2020 in San Francisco, CA by Gary Widman et al. |
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A 2011 article in IEEE Spectrum says that for the World Heath Organization, a working group of 31 scientists from 14 countries reviewed the latest research and classified RF electromagnetic fields — from any source — as Group 2B, “possibly carcinogenic to humans based on an increased risk for glioma, a malignant type of brain cancer." Citing Studies completed from 2011 to 2018, Dr. Lennart Hardell and other members from that committee are calling to change RF Microwave radiation to Group 1 — a definite human carcinogen. More here.
Governor Brown vetoed California's 2017 Small Cell Bill (Senate Bill 649), so, fortunately, all California cities retained their authority to regulate the operations of cell phone towers to protect residents' constitutionally-guaranteed rights to privacy and safety. Densified 4G and 5G cell towers installed at the curb sacrifices privacy because once the pole is claimed, wireless cos. or government entities can install whatever they want on the pole: video cameras, listening devices, or microwave devices that can image the interiors of homes. More here.
We need to halt this ill-advised Wireless-only project and enter into a public process that delivers the least intrusive means to get the fastest, most reliable and energy-efficient Internet access (Wireline fiber-optic service to our homes — without data caps) and to put any new Wireless antennas much farther away from our homes. Cell phone towers installed close to homes significantly reduces property values. A peer-reviewed study in the 2005 Appraisal Journal, said homes near cell phone towers are devalued 20% to 25%.
The last CA Cell Tower bill to pass was CA Assembly Bill 57 in 2015, which granted an exemption to fire stations because the Firefighter's Unions entered substantial evidence into the public record that cell towers on or near fire stations caused brain abnormalities in every firefighter examined.
| Cell Tower | Vertical Distance Off Ground | Horizontal Distance Away | Power in bedroom (2nd-story+) |
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| small cell | 35 feet | 60 feet | 50,000 avg. radiation units |
| Macro cell | 200 feet | 2,500 feet | 0.002 avg. radiation units |
Conclusion: 50,000 µW/m² from a so-called "small" cell is 25 million times more powerful than 0.002 µW/m² (-85 dBm) from a Macro cell — Note: -85 dBm is a signal strength which provides 5 Bars of telecommunications service on a cell phone (source: link to The Truth About 4G/5G in Sacramento )
Sacramento, CA: 60 feet from home → children immediately sickened (© Windheim EMF Solutions) | San Francisco, CA: 10 feet from home → brain tumor diagnosed in three months | Santa Rosa, CA: 20 feet from home → home sold at 23% discount ($150,000+ loss in property value)
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Oppose US Senate Bill S.1699: STREAMLINE Small Cell Deployment Act | Learn more here and then take action.
Despite hundreds of millions of dollars spent by the Wireless industry to lobby our State and Federal legislators and game the system, the 99% far outnumbers the 1% and we can wield game-changing power — if we band together, defend our inalienable rights and demand changes.