Argues ordinary wireless exposure is harmless and asks HHS to conduct research rather than rely on public…

HHS public comment #2402 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-13

#1Argues ordinary wireless exposure is harmless and asks HHS to conduct research rather than rely on public…by Sam Liljenquist » 2026-10-13
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Argues ordinary wireless exposure is harmless and asks HHS to conduct research rather than rely on public opinions.

  • Research & federal duties: of human services should be doing their own research instead of crowd sourcing it though. My tax dollars should
  • Towers & siting: y we use them all does nothing to life. 5g towers do not hurt anyone. The department of human services should

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Unless you're putting a cat inside a microwave oven, any of the electromagnetic fields, radio frequency radiation, and wireless radiation in the way we use them all does nothing to life. 5g towers do not hurt anyone. The department of human services should be doing their own research instead of crowd sourcing it though. My tax dollars should not pay for cleetus to share his opinion about how 5g towers "gave his kid autism" or anything like that. You're the experts. We pay you to tell us what's safe and what isn't, not the other way around.

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