In 1996 the telecom industry got a law passed to bring toxic wireless radiation to market with no safety …

FCC public comment #26110083119 · ET Docket 13-84 · 2026-10-22

#1In 1996 the telecom industry got a law passed to bring toxic wireless radiation to market with no safety …by Stan Robinson » 2026-10-22
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  • Pregnancy & reproduction: The science now shows neurotoxicity, infertility and more!
  • Wildlife & environment: The Federal Communications Commission already exercises regulatory power over most players in the broadcast and communications environment.
  • Exposure limits & testing: In 1996 the telecom industry got a law passed to bring toxic wireless radiation to market with no safety testing, and no accountability for harm.
  • Court remand & agency accountability: In 1996 the telecom industry got a law passed to bring toxic wireless radiation to market with no safety testing, and no accountability for harm.

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26110083119

https://www.fcc.gov/ecfs/filing/26110083119

In 1996 the telecom industry got a law passed to bring toxic wireless radiation to market with no safety testing, and no accountability for harm. The science now shows neurotoxicity, infertility and more! As a longtime commercial FCC licensee, I want you to know that this has got to change ASAP. For too many years, we who work in broadcast radio have been treated as unstudied guinea pigs, with our heightened unprotected exposure to man-made electromagnetic radiation. Today, the FCC is treating almost the entire population of the settled world as unstudied guinea pigs. The Federal Communications Commission already exercises regulatory power over most players in the broadcast and communications environment. It has chosen to use that power in a limited and biased way. Let's talk about changing that or at least improving it.

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