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Category Archives: Safety
Kansas City smart meter fires
While electricity companies continue their campaign of hastily covering up smart meter fires, the truth is getting out there via the media and concerned citizens. Kansas City TV station, KSHB-TV, recently reported that several smart meters in the district have … Continue reading
Posted in Blowing up, explosions, Fire, Safety, Take back your power film, US Removing Smart Meters, wireless
Tagged Radio frequency, Wireless
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Former California Public Utilities Commission President condemns smart meters
Loretta Lynch, Former President of the California Public Utilities Commission, and one of California’s most influential Attorneys, criticised smart meters at Mountain View Wireless Summit. Some of the points she made were: The science is clear: EMFs affect health, particularly … Continue reading
Where’s Your Mobile Phone? – Monash University Survey
Opportunity for young women to participate in a short survey. Would you like to take part in a Monash University survey on how young women store, carry and use their mobile phones and their perception of risk? Monash is going … Continue reading
Posted in health risks, mobile phone, RF, Safety
Tagged Mobile phone, Monash University, survey
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Which meter do you trust?
Back in the good old days, before smart meters, before the privatisation of the Victorian Electrical system, there was the state government owned State Electricity Commission of Victoria. The SECV was disbanded in 1993 as various private electricity companies (largely … Continue reading
Posted in billing blunders, Bills Soar, Blowing up, Cost Blowout, explosions, lifespan, Safety, Smart grid, standards
Tagged SEC, SECV
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Open Letter to WHO, ICNIRP and ARPANSA
Steve Weller, Vice President of SSMA Inc., has for the last 3 years been researching the science that looks at microwave radiation exposure from modern wireless devices such as cell phones, WiFi and smart meters. The main aim was to … Continue reading
Posted in electromagnetic hypersensitivity (EHS), headaches, health, ICNIRP, Safety, Smart Meter, standards, Wi-Fi, WiMAX
Tagged ACEBR, ARPANSA, Cancer, Electro-hypersensitivity, Electromagnetic radiation, fact sheet 193, factual distortion, Group 2B Carcinogen, health and well being, ICNIRP, misinformation, Oxidative stress, radiation poisoning, WHO, World Health Organization
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ICNIRP & Science and Wireless conference summaries
SSMA’s vice president, Steven Weller, attended the recent International Commission on Non-Ionising Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) and Science and Wireless conferences in Wollongong as SSMA’s representative. He has provided for us a summary of discussions at these two workshops. It includes … Continue reading
Youtube video of smart meter emissions in Melbourne raises concerns
In mid March I supplied an RF meter to a concerned citizens group in Melbourne to enable them to measure RF emissions from the smart meters currently being rolled out all over the Melbourne metropolitan area. The meter was provided … Continue reading

