1. Where in the very frequent conversations about electricity is anyone promoting, or even mentioning, the option to strive to use less electricity instead of generating more and more of it?
2. A Health Canada 2023 Health Products Recalls, about the performance of an implanted medical device.
This gives some interesting different-than-usual points that might be useful elsewhere:
some cardiac implants have operated outside their intended RF range;
“Operating frequency may be affected by atmospheric conditions, elevation, pulmonary artery (pa) pressure, and unique sensor and patient characteristics.”
https://recalls-rappels.canada.ca/en/alert-recall/cardiomems-hospital-electronics-system
3. Gee, what could go wrong? Re-opening the Three Mile Island energy plant (“the site of the worst nuclear accident in US history”) to power AI, for Microsoft. And more nuclear.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cx25v2d7zexo
4. Joint news release by EORN (Eastern Ontario Regional Network) and Rogers
There’s so much that’s horrible about this Oct 23rd news release’s content. It’s so manipulative. And it’s downright cruel.
Thirty-two New 5G Cell Towers are Now Operational Across Eastern Ontario
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Here’s Rogers’ link at its website:
Warmly,
Barbara Payne, President
Electromagnetic Pollution Illnesses Canada Foundation (E.P.I.C.)
~ Sent from my corded device using a wired internet connection, with all wireless OFF. A conscious choice. For cleaner air everywhere. For people & planet ♥️
How to practice safe tech & e-hygiene to prevent electrosmog:
1 • Cords & adaptors (instead of wireless radiation). Prefer, provide & request cords/cables to connect devices & places.
2 • Downloads (instead of streaming radiation). Prefer, provide & request apps & media you can use offline.
3 • Awareness. Know what & how to connect non-wirelessly, and help others know.
4 • Caution. Use caution with all types of power.
5 • Kindness. Be kind to yourself, others & the environment.
Thank you for helping everyone realize it’s better to prevent electrosmog.