Cites commentators on wireless risks and requests reduced tower deployment, shielding and wired alternati…

HHS public comment #1566 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-05

#1Cites commentators on wireless risks and requests reduced tower deployment, shielding and wired alternati…by Laura Nobiensky » 2026-10-05
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Cites commentators on wireless risks and requests reduced tower deployment, shielding and wired alternatives, particularly to protect children.

  • Towers & siting: dingly distressing thick radiation nowadays. Cell towers need to be severely limited and should have a shield t
  • Children & vulnerable groups: ly wireless, jeopardizes brain health(esp in young children) and bodily health. Researchers who compare the radiat
  • Li-Fi, fiber & alternatives: ct the people from harm. We need to consider wired options but truly curtail wireless technology or put more safe
  • Research & federal duties: Please read the research by Dr. Joseph Mercola as well as A Midwestern Doctor on Subst

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Please read the research by Dr. Joseph Mercola as well as A Midwestern Doctor on Substack, and so many more who have poured over the research saying how the EMFs from many technologies, but especially wireless, jeopardizes brain health(esp in young children) and bodily health. Researchers who compare the radiation around the globe 20 years ago with today’s radiation levels find astoundingly distressing thick radiation nowadays. Cell towers need to be severely limited and should have a shield to protect the people from harm. We need to consider wired options but truly curtail wireless technology or put more safeguards in play until we know more about its adverse effects on health.

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