Calls for research on short- and long-term exposure from wireless towers and surveillance systems in scho…

HHS public comment #5013 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-26

#1Calls for research on short- and long-term exposure from wireless towers and surveillance systems in scho…by Cynthia Nehls » 2026-10-26
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Calls for research on short- and long-term exposure from wireless towers and surveillance systems in schools, workplaces and shops.

  • Research & federal duties: erm much less long term.Its COMMON SENSE to study the exposure. Stop putting profits before people. Thank-you.
  • Surveillance & privacy concerns: arch on every new installment of wifi towers,surveillance systems in schools,working environments and shopping establishment s.Its
  • Children & vulnerable groups: lment of wifi towers,surveillance systems in schools,working environments and shopping establishment s.Its getting ov
  • Occupational exposure: wifi towers,surveillance systems in schools,working environments and shopping establishment s.Its getting over utilized and we do
  • Towers & siting: dictate research on every new installment of wifi towers,surveillance systems in schools,working environments and shoppin

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I am a concerned citizen who believes common sense should dictate research on every new installment of wifi towers,surveillance systems in schools,working environments and shopping establishment s.Its getting over utilized and we don't know how much electromagnetic exposure will effect us short term much less long term.Its COMMON SENSE to study the exposure. Stop putting profits before people. Thank-you.

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