Another FCC Lawsuit Challenges Agency’s Order Nixing Evaluation of Federal RF Radiation Limits

By B.N. Frank

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is supposed to protect the American people by regulating the telecom industry – HOWEVER – there is still NO safe level of wireless radiation that has been scientifically determined for children or pregnant women.

Last week Robert Kennedy Jr. and Children’s Health Defense filed a lawsuit against wireless health exposure guidelines. Environmental Health Trust and their coalition are joining in as well.

From Environmental Health Trust:

Please help support The Environmental Health Trust and a coalition of other commentators file a court appeal challenging the FCC’s order terminating its evaluation of the adequacy of FCC RF radiation limits.

Despite reams of scientific evidence showing serious biological effects at levels far below the existing FCC RF limits and evidence given by numerous individuals injured by RF, the FCC says RF limits established in the 1990’s are adequate to protect the public from today’s technologies and the new technologies being developed for widespread deployment across the nation.

The deadline for a legal challenge is February 3, 2020.

(If you choose to support this effort, you may do so HERE – Ed.)

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More Information on the FCC Item

In December 2019, the FCC released an item stating they decline to update the US radio frequency (RF) human exposure limits despite scientific public health organizations’ arguments that the existing limits are 23 years old and outdated, not protective of children, and should be tightened in light of recent US government research findings that associated radio frequency with cancer and DNA damage. To read the over 1,000 submissions ignored by the FCC see Dockets 13-84 and 03-137.

The FCC has been “captured” since long before the Trump administration (see 1, 2). Lawsuits continue to be filed against them regarding the forced installation of 5G technology (see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5) which even telecom executives won’t say is safe.