Urges use of existing studies, further research and a halt to newer wireless deployments, data centers an…

HHS public comment #3463 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-17

#1Urges use of existing studies, further research and a halt to newer wireless deployments, data centers an…by R B » 2026-10-17
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Urges use of existing studies, further research and a halt to newer wireless deployments, data centers and associated transmission lines.

  • Research & federal duties: There are 1009 studies that already tell us exactly what the problems are with EMFs and
  • Power lines, wiring & solar: nse along with data centers and high-powered transmission lines that have been installed in order to supply power to them. Anoth
  • Exposure limits & oversight: e serious studies done and there should be a halt to all this 5G 6G nonsense along with data centers and high-powe

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There are 1009 studies that already tell us exactly what the problems are with EMFs and how they affect the human body. There is nothing positive about the outcomes of these studies with respect to the damage caused by EMFs. These study should be the basis for any decision-making going forward and they should be taken seriously. Then moving forward, there should be more serious studies done and there should be a halt to all this 5G 6G nonsense along with data centers and high-powered transmission lines that have been installed in order to supply power to them. Another source of EMFs running through our neighborhoods and close proximity to schools and businesses. You already know the answers, you’re just too cowardly and greedy to do anything about the truth. It’s time to do the right thing and stop talking about it.

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