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Requests research on individual and combined wireless exposures and limits protective of sensitive people, while acknowledging uncertainty about population-health associations.
- Research & federal duties: “ncerned that Wireless Radiation has not been adequately studied for adverse health and environmental impacts on humans and other”
- Exposure limits & oversight: “ people’s brains”. We need to know what are safe levels for all the various wireless radiation sources, both separately ”
- Children & vulnerable groups: “ly. This needs to be based on protecting the most sensitive members of population. Please do what’s right for the people, not what ”
- Heart symptoms & implanted devices: “w microwave ovens. Especially for those with pacemakers. Now people wear Bluetooth transmitters on their ears and hold p”
ORIGINAL COMMENT · UNEDITED TEXT
I am very concerned that Wireless Radiation has not been adequately studied for adverse health and environmental impacts on humans and other life forms. Since the early days of cell phones, wireless radiation has increased exponentially while the general health, as well as life expectancy, of the population has declined. How much of this, if any, is causative is unknown because it hasn’t been studied.
Ignorance does not make it safe. Anyone around in the ‘80s was warned of the dangers of radiation from the new microwave ovens. Especially for those with pacemakers. Now people wear Bluetooth transmitters on their ears and hold powerful cell phones to their ears. Apple says keep the phone a short distance from your ear. That can only mean they fear litigation for “frying people’s brains”.
We need to know what are safe levels for all the various wireless radiation sources, both separately and collectively. This needs to be based on protecting the most sensitive members of population.
Please do what’s right for the people, not what most profits big tech.
Thank you
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