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The commenter requests lower tower emissions and investigation of radar pulse exposure, and separately raises concerns about MRI contrast.
- Towers & siting: “I'm concerned about the amount of radiation allowed to come from cell phone towers, especially rural ones.”
- Cancer & tumors: “This needs to be reduced; existing science is already clear that cancer rates increase for people living closer to towers.”
- Exposure limits & oversight: “This needs to be reduced; existing science is already clear that cancer rates increase for people living closer to towers.”
- Research & federal duties: “As a sidenote, though unrelated, please research MRI contrast! Many people have become very ill from it, including myself, and radiologists tell patients like myself there are no side effects.”
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Thank you so much for doing this. I'm concerned about the amount of radiation allowed to come from cell phone towers, especially rural ones. This needs to be reduced; existing science is already clear that cancer rates increase for people living closer to towers.
Please look into radars. Recently the radar in Duluth, MN tilted its beam down toward earth to capture lower clouds. They said it would not affect human health but it was based on the units of energy per period of time, disregarding the fact that when the beam goes through, it is very intense energy, which concerns me.
As a sidenote, though unrelated, please research MRI contrast! Many people have become very ill from it, including myself, and radiologists tell patients like myself there are no side effects. This must be investigated ASAP.
Thank you.
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