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Recommends updated, internationally harmonized IEEE exposure standards grounded in peer-reviewed science.
- Exposure limits & oversight:
The US government should adopt the IEEE C95 group of standards ( .1 through .7), as their limits a
- Research & federal duties:
agreement with those used around the world. Peer-reviewed science is what regulations should be based on.
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The US government should adopt the IEEE C95 group of standards ( .1 through .7), as their limits are harmonized with those of ICNIRP and therefore the basis of regulations employed in most of the world's countries. OSHA 1910.97 is unenforceable and 60 years out of date. FCC (47 1.130) is also dated and not useful for regulation consideration. IEEE standards have a long history of employing the best science available, as evidenced by their international participation and agreement with those used around the world. Peer-reviewed science is what regulations should be based on.