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Calls FCC standards outdated and asks HHS to recommend immediate exposure reductions in neighborhoods and schools pending further research.
- Exposure limits & oversight: “. Given the technology that has evolved, the 1996 FCC standards for RF/EMF are barely relevant, woefully inadequate and antiquat”
- Children & vulnerable groups: “ steps to help residential neighborhoods and schools minimize exposure, pending some of the more complicated research”
- Research & federal duties: “posure, pending some of the more complicated research issues. FCC should defer to HHS's expertise and judgment on such matte”
ORIGINAL COMMENT · UNEDITED TEXT
Thank you for reaching out to the public on this very important matter affecting all Americans. Given the technology that has evolved, the 1996 FCC standards for RF/EMF are barely relevant, woefully inadequate and antiquated. I hope that based on the information received, the HHS can provide recommendations to FCC to enact some urgent practical steps to help residential neighborhoods and schools minimize exposure, pending some of the more complicated research issues. FCC should defer to HHS's expertise and judgment on such matters, since FCC has demonstrated scant, if any, concern for public safety over the last 30 years.
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