Wireless Laws

The City of Boise, Ada County should follow the State of New Hampshire recommendations before proceeding with its 5G Small Cell Deployment

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The State of New Hampshire was put into the same predicament that the City of Boise, Ada County and ACHD is facing right now. After hearing testimony of potential health risks and the political ramifications of small cell antennae being deployed on the public rights-of-way throughout New Hampshire, agreed that a Commission be formed to … Read more

Landmark EMR Lawsuit CHD vs FCC (case number 20-1025) and the biological effects of RF exposure.

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COMPILED BY MIRIAM LINDBECK, EMRS “The present FCC thermal regulation, in addition to lacking any sound scientific foundation, as pointed out by Petitioners, is perpetrating a continuing, ever-expanding, and cruel injustice.” – Building Biology Institute CHD vs FCC Children’s Health Defense vs Federal Communications Commission with EHT (Environmental Health Trust) In the early Spring of 2020, … Read more

Wireless Ordinance Presentation – City of Eagle, ID

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A. ACTION ITEM: Cell Tower Presentation: Idahoans for Safe Technology will present before the City Council about RF pulse-modulated microwave radiation hazards from cell towers. Link to: Watch Video Start Time Stamp 3:23 Time Stamp 32.30 Time Stamp 42.11 End Time Stamp 42:58 Link to: Powerpoint Presentation Link to: Proposed Wireless Ordinance

How to Prohibit Unnecessary 4G & 5G Cell Towers In Your City

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Check your city broadband services at BroadbandNow.com. If your city already offers DSL, Cable, or Fiberoptic broadband, then there is no need for additional 4G or 5G wireless broadband, your city already has it! Key Definitions: 1G, 2G, flip phones, old school wired phone, dial up, copper pair wire = basic phone or “telecommunications services” … Read more

Reading the Law: 1996 Telecommunications Act

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47 USC § 332(a)(7)(A) . . . also known as Section 704 from Senate Bill 652, the Telecommunications Act of 1996 (1996-TCA) 47 USC § 332(a)(7)(A) General authority. — Except as provided in this paragraph, nothing in this Act shall limit or affect the authority of a State or local government or instrumentality thereof over decisions regarding the placement, construction, and modification of personal … Read more