Blumenthal Presses FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr to Disclose Evidence of ‘5G Safety’
3 December 2018 | Businesswire
WASHINGTON–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The National Institute for Science, Law & Public Policy (NISLAPP) applauds Connecticut Senator Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) for pressing FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr, Esq. to provide documentation substantiating the Commissioner’s remarks defending ‘5G safety.’
Following this exchange, Senator Blumenthal is presently calling on FCC Commissioner Carr to send the following documentation to his office:
He said his own constituents have similar concerns about 5G, and that he wants to provide them with accurate information.
Senator Blumenthal said we “are interested in acquainting ourselves with the latest studies evaluating the health effects of high-band frequencies and modulations that would be used in 5G networks.” He noted “Most of our current regulations regarding radiofrequency safety were adopted in 1996 and have not yet been updated for next generation equipment and devices.” He also mentioned the large U.S. government funded study by the National Toxicology Program, published this year, using earlier generation technologies (2G and 3G), showed a link between radiofrequency radiation and cancer.
Blumenthal added, “Carriers will also need updated guidelines governing the authorization of devices to be used with 5G,” and “We also believe it is critical for the FCC to act on its March 27, 2013 Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking and Inquiry to ensure all individuals, and especially those working in close proximity to the hundreds of thousands of small cell facilities to be deployed, are protected from any kind of excess radiofrequency radiation.”
The Communications Workers of America was present at the press conference, as was science writer and expert in electromagnetic fields, B. Blake Levitt. See Levitt Remarks.
The National Institute for Science, Law and Public Policy considers Senator Blumenthal’s line of inquiry about the extent of safety evaluations of next generation 5G radiation to be critically important. Camilla Rees, Senior Policy Advisor to NISLAPP, says, “All Members of Congress, as well as state and local government officials, might consider asking similar questions about the new, different and dangerous fifth generation radiofrequency technologies that the telecom industry intends to deploy widely within our living environments, about which scientists around the world are warning.”
International scientists in many countries are calling for a moratorium on 5G until the potential hazards are fully investigated.
Additional Warnings about Radiofrequency (RF) and 5G Health Effects from Scientists:
Beatrice Golumb, MD, PhD, Professor of Medicine, UC San Diego
Martin Pall, PhD, Professor Emeritus, Washington State University
170 Review Studies on RF Biological Effects prepared by Martin Pall, PhD
NISLAPP Paper Explains the Far Better Alternative to 5G ‘Antenna Densification’
“Re-Inventing Wires: The Future of Landlines and Networks” by Timothy Schoechle, PhD
http://electromagnetichealth.org/electromagnetic-health-blog/wires-long-press-release/
Contacts
Jim Turner, Esq., President
National Institute for Science, Law & Public Policy
jim@swankin-turner.com
202-255-8040
Camilla Rees, MBA, Senior Policy Advisor
National Institute for Science, Law & Public Policy
crgr@aol.com
917-359-8450
Martin Pall, PhD, Scientific Advisor
National Institute for Science, Law & Public Policy
martin_pall@wsu.edu
503-232-3883
Timothy Schoechle, PhD, Senior Research Fellow
National Institute for Science, Law & Public Policy
timothy@schoechle.org
303-443-5490 (or Tues/Wed only: 303-818-8760)