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Invokes the precautionary principle and objects to expanding wireless exposure without consent or practical options to avoid it.
- Exposure limits & oversight: “"The precautionary principle instructs us that in the face of serious threats, a lack of scie”
- Housing, work & access barriers: “ human history, with no informed consent and no way to opt out short living off-grid in extremely remote locations.”
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"The precautionary principle instructs us that in the face of serious threats, a lack of scientific certainty never justifies inaction. The primary reason for inaction is the meme repeatedly cited by the wireless industry: there is no conclusive proof of harm. " -- Martin Blank PhD
Stop the madness. Uncontrolled proliferation of the wireless grid amounts to the largest medical experiment in human history, with no informed consent and no way to opt out short living off-grid in extremely remote locations.
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