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The Science on Wildlife and Wireless Radiation
Scientific evidence on environmental risks from wireless. Studies report that wireless and other non-ionizing EMF emitted by power lines, mobile phones, cell towers, and wireless infrastructure can harm wildlife, including trees, birds, bees, and other key insect pollinators that are essential to ecosystem health and agriculture.
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Opposition Mounts Against FCC Cell Tower Fast-Track Proposal (25-276)
Over 2000 comments filed to preserve local government control for cell towers and wireless deployment. […]
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Official Letters Opposing FCC Cell Tower Fast-Track Rules
Numerous Organizations and Local Governments Oppose the FCC Cell Tower Fast-Track Rules This webpage lists […]
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Regulatory Gaps in U.S. Wireless Radiation Policy: Public Health Implications and Recommendations for Reform
American Public Health Association roundtable on regulatory Gaps in U.S. Wireless Radiation Policy: Public Health Implications and Recommendations for Reform by Theodora Scarato focused on how the FCC, EPA, FDA, NIH and OSHA address cell tower health risk and science on wireless and cell phone effects.
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Environmental Health Sciences Urges Senate to Demand Transparency and Accountability from FCC on Cell Tower, Cell Phone and Wireless Radiation Risk
Environmental Health Sciences Urges Senate to Demand Transparency and Accountability from FCC on Cell Tower, Cell Phone and Wireless Health Risk
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Investigations on Cell Phone, Cell Tower, and EMF Health Risk
We Push For Transparency on U.S. Government Wireless & EMF Activities The Wireless and EMF […]
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Montgomery County vs. the FCC: How One Community Challenged “5G First, Safety Second” Policy
In 2019, Montgomery County, Maryland took historic legal action to become the only jurisdiction in the nation to directly challenge the FCC on radiofrequency (RF) health and safety, arguing that the federal government was advancing a “5G First, Safety Second” agenda.
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The FCC and Congress Proposals To Strip Local Control Over Cell Towers: A Law and Policy Conversation
A law and policy conversation on the FCC’s sweeping WT Docket 25-276 and Congress’s H.R. 2289 proposals that federalize cell tower siting, weaken local authority, bypass environmental reviews, and advance wireless deployment despite increasing scientific evidence of cell tower radiation health risks.
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How to Submit a Comment to the FCC Cell Tower Fast Track Proposal 25-276
Submit your comment on FCC 25-276 to protect local control over cell towers. Safeguards are needed for cell tower health, safety, liability, property value risks
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Wireless & EMF Press Releases
The Wireless and EMF Program at Environmental Health Sciences, a non-profit environmental health organization, aims […]
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