U.S. and International Law and Policy to Address Children and Cell Phone Radiation Health Issues
Theodora Scarato MSW Executive Director, Environmental Health Trust
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No. 20-1025 Environmental Health Trust ET AL. v. Federal Communications Commission and USA, Consolidated with 20-1138.(United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit 2021)
https://ehtrust.org/u-s-and-international-law-and-policy-children-and-cell-phone-radiation-health-issues/ Source: Environmental Health Trust
