1) Industry has co-opted the term “smart” and equated it with wireless, encouraging the expansion of the wireless grid. There are many communities across Canada, including BC, that have received – and more that have applied for – financial incentives (bribes) to become a “smart” city. Nanaimo was the first one on the Island that … Continue reading 2023-02-02 Is your city “smart”? →

1) An interesting newsletter with articles on topics ranging from the recent LA County decision to give telecoms free rein, to smeters, EVs and a proposed bill in Massachusetts re. healthy homes. When A Tree Falls and No One Hears? What About Fires Due to Frenzied “Climate” and “Safety” Initiatives, and No One Listens? “First, … Continue reading 2023-02-01 Video of Eileen O’Connor’s presentation →

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1) Time-of-use billing (TOU) was one of the justifications given for the smeter program in the first place, and this capability was one of the first completed in the design and building process. So BC Hydro has been planning this since inception. But what about those people who are not flexible enough to take advantage … Continue reading 2023-01-31 Is BC Hydro moving to TOU billing? →

1) Censorship has occurred in this journal, as pointed out by Dr. Moskowitz. Why is industry being protected by a scientific journal? “My (Dr. Moskowitz’s) note: Dr. James C. Lin, the author of this paper published in the journal Environmental Research, is one of the world’s leading experts on electromagnetic fields. Moreover, he was an … Continue reading 2023-01-30 Censorship to “accommodate industry” →

1) From someone in the USA who has been fighting for people to be able to refuse smeters. I thought of particular interest his testimony that analogs are readily available. I don’t know what is involved in “refurbishing” them but they have lasted for decades without any care or maintenance so I would expect refurbishing … Continue reading 2023-01-27 Analog meters are available in the USA →

1) Wireless technology has been endangering our environment for decades, and now, with the Internet of Underwater Things, plants and animals that support life on earth are being threatened. Protecting our Oceans and the Environment from 5G and Sonar Wireless Radiation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03U7Uva7RA0    (7:13 min.) Hosted by Safe Tech International Smart Ocean: Impacts of technology … Continue reading 2023-01-25 How technology affects marine life →

1) I have sent these great charts before but we have a lot of new members who might find these of interest. These were developed by the BioInitiative Group in 2012 and were based on the studies they had reviewed. Since 2012, a lot more studies have been done confirming serious health effects at levels … Continue reading 2023-01-19 Living too close to a cell tower? →

1) Very disturbing to know that these wireless devices, that are supposed to be cleaning homes, in fact might be a surveillance device. Is this invasion limited to those testing them or could surveillance be done, surreptitiously, on customers? We know that various “smart” devices already can listen to or watch what is happening, but … Continue reading 2023-01-13 Roomba invading privacy →

1) LA County Board of Supervisors voted to give telecoms free rein in their county, eliminating public involvement or oversight regarding wireless infrastructure such as towers and microcells. Interesting statement by Susan Foster about telecoms giving city officials “financial incentives”, aka bribes, for supporting applications. Things that happen in California soon happen elsewhere…. (click on … Continue reading 2023-01-12 LA County — Wild West for telecoms →