By B.N. Frank
The EMF Safety Network recently posted a very helpful guide for anyone NOT wanting 5G small cell towers being installed in their neighborhoods and communities.
Why should you care? These “small cell” towers may be installed in front of homes every couple hundred feet in residential neighborhoods and everywhere else.
There has been a lot of controversy reported about 5G already:
The industry vision for 5G is to enable the Internet of Things (IoT), Smart Communities, driverless cars (and more), where roads and appliances (even baby diapers!) are embedded with wireless radiation transmitters that connect to cell phones, (utility) smart meters and the internet.
Dr. Oz, various media outlets including U.S. broadcast stations have already been covering cell phone and wireless WiFi radiation exposure concerns from these towers and more.
5G and IoT may sound super cool if you aren’t concerned about health risks, small cell towers reducing your property value, or being hacked. IoT already has an almost 75% failure rate. Security experts’ warnings waver between hilarious and scary as hell.
Some states have already passed laws forcing these towers onto communities. However, where people are fighting, installations are being denied or delayed.
5G uses a combination of microwave radiation and millimeter wave radiation. Peer-reviewed published science has already confirmed that exposure to it as well as other sources of Electrical Pollution (Electrosmog) can cause health problems including:
Children, the disabled, and the elderly are more vulnerable to exposure. Pets, nature, and wildlife are vulnerable, too.
Suggestions for stopping cell towers from being installed include:
Other suggestions include:
It’s also very important to oppose 5G at the federal level because legislation is being discussed there as well.
Although the EMF Safety Network guide was written for stopping 5G small cell towers, it may be used to oppose other cell towers and wireless infrastructure as well. Current guidelines and legislation have made it impossible for municipalities to deny an application based on biological and environmental risks for 20+ years already. Telecom companies, business owners, elected officials, government agencies, and scientists-for-hire have been using this to avoid applying The Precautionary Principle to new technology.
More resources provided by The EMF Safety Network include:
If you still think 5G and IoT sounds super cool and you don’t mind profuse sweating, Samsung will be selling a 5G router very soon.
For more information, contact the following websites: