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EPA Letter Admits Gaps in FCC Wireless Safety Standards
In a key 2002 letter, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) scientist Norbert Hankin, then a wireless radiation and non-ionizing EMF expert scientist, warned that the FCC’s wireless radiofrequency (RF) radiation exposure limits only protect against short-term heating effects—not long-term, low-level exposures.
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Landmark Federal Court Decision On Wireless Radiation Human Exposure Limits
In a federal court ruling- Environmental Health Trust (EHT) v. FCC, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit ruled the FCC’s wireless radiation limits “arbitrary and capricious,” citing failures to address health risks from cell towers, long-term RF exposure, reproductive and brain effects, and children’s heightened vulnerability.





