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April 21, 2019
Dear Earth Day Network President and Staff,
I am writing to request the inclusion of “electrosmog pollution” (the fastest growing pollution on the planet, caused by manmade electromagnetic fields (EMF’s) such as are emitted from cell towers, cell phones, and 5G small cells) in your Earth Day planning or year-round curriculum.
With the rollout of 5G, these levels are set to increase again, exponentially, and very dangerously, using frequencies auctioned off by the FCC that have zero safety testing, have never been used on a population, but that scientists warn are dangerous, drawing on many hundreds of studies involving millimeter microwaves over past decades. Scientists are not being listened to about 5G, which is being unleashed from earth-based street poles (all along our streets, resulting in close proximity to dangerous small cells) and via 20K satellites, beaming 5G signals down to earth, with total coverage of the planet to occur by 2020.
We must not cater to industry or sponsors and ignore electrosmog pollution. That would be (and now seems to be) a fatal error for the Earth.
I have exhibited several times in San Diego’s Earth Fair, and as a longtime educator with 4 teaching credentials and a Masters in Education, I only use scientific information and exhibits. However, this year, I was not allowed to exhibit, because the director of the Earth Fair felt there was no scientific basis to warn people about 5G, cell phone radiation, and smart utility meters. He could not be more wrong. But this is the sort of ignorance amongst so-called “Earth Day” activists. Perhaps it is due to having major polluters as sponsors. That should be discouraged. One ends up with a polluter’s “circus” atmosphere with no booths concerning saving the earth at all.
Let’s not forget the main message!
Sincerely,
http://www.electrosmogprevention.org/stop-ca-smart-meter-news/san-diego-county-smart-meter-news/earth-day-ignores-the-worst-offender-electrosmog-pollution/
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