by Linda R. Floyd, Salt Spring Island – Island Tides (page 6) June 16, 2011: – www.islandtides.com/ Dear Editor: Since mid-February, when we found out about BC Hydro’s plans to replace all disc meters with a new technology called smart meters, my husband and I and many other neighbours, friends, and acquaintances have been going through […]
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Smart Meter Sensitivity
Jun 18
http://www.mrtimes.com/health/MRSS+student+struggles+with/4402395/story.html A community forum this week will deal with health effects of wireless technology. BY MARIA RANTANEN, THE TIMES MARCH 8, 2011 The MacDonald family had to get rid of a transformer in their house to help Amy, 15, who has electro-hypersensitivity. A year ago, Amy MacDonald had problems getting out of bed. At 14, […]
http://www.bclocalnews.com/tri_city_maple_ridge/mapleridgenews/news/111635919.html Samantha Boutet pulled her daughter, Gabrielle (left), 7, and Amelia, 11, out of Laity View elementary over concern about the dangers of Wi-Fi internet routers. (photo) By Robert Mangelsdorf – Maple Ridge News Published: December 10, 2010 8:00 AM Parents at a Maple Ridge elementary school have pulled their children out of school over fears radiation […]
BC Student affected by WIFI
Oct 18
http://www.globalnews.ca/story.html?id=3687888 Parents concerned over Wi-Fi health risks Gaia Willis-Owen, Global News: Monday, October 18, 2010 Hundreds of parents across the country are speaking out against what they fear may be an invisible threat to their childrens’ well being: Wi-Fi in schools. McKenzy Honing, 16, says school makes him feel sick. The Grade 11 British Columbia high […]
Forced to Disconnect https://emrabc.ca/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/Forced_To_Disconnect.pdf This book is about people in Sweden who after having developed hypersensitivity to electricity or/and microwave radiation from wireless technologies have become fugitives in their own country.
Making Waves – Conflict sizzles over cell towers Harrison Hot Springs British Columbia Canada by Trudy Beyak for The Progress November 15, 1998 “The best place to locate a microwave tower is in a Cemetery.” Ministry says no cause for concern. That comment from Bob Riedlinger sums up his belief […]
