Living organisms are full of delicately balanced electric potentials and moving electric charges which co…

FCC public comment #26110077358 · ET Docket 13-84 · 2026-09-21

#1Living organisms are full of delicately balanced electric potentials and moving electric charges which co…by Gareth Harris » 2026-09-21
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  • E-Rate & school connectivity: Thorough research is desperately needed into the impact of electromagnetic radiation on living organisms, and it is needed thirty years ago.
  • Children, schools & development: One of the greatest tragedies in human history has been unfolding over the last few decades in the form of the destruction of the health of the population, particularly in children.
  • Research, evidence & monitoring: Thorough research is desperately needed into the impact of electromagnetic radiation on living organisms, and it is needed thirty years ago.

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26110077358

https://www.fcc.gov/ecfs/filing/26110077358

Living organisms are full of delicately balanced electric potentials and moving electric charges which could be readily influenced by the levels of artificial microwave exposure that have become standard in modern life. Legislation based on the idea that non-ionising radiation can only interfere with biological processes when of sufficient intensity to heat the tissue, which is the basis of current legislation, is dangerously ignorant in its understanding of biophysics. One of the greatest tragedies in human history has been unfolding over the last few decades in the form of the destruction of the health of the population, particularly in children. Thorough research is desperately needed into the impact of electromagnetic radiation on living organisms, and it is needed thirty years ago.

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