Smart Meter Concerns: Two Recent Interviews 1

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Interviews with two experts on smart meter public health concerns:

Brief: David Carpenter, Dean, School of Public Health at the University of Albany, and Director of its Institute for Health and the Environment, on smart meter public health concerns.

Extended: Elizabeth Kelley, on electromagnetic radio frequency exposure, smart meters, the lack of independent research on long-term health effects, and more. Kelley was interviewed by Robert Zieve, MD, on the Healthy Medicine Radio show, Arizona, April 2011. Kelley concludes: “No one is looking after our health on this issue. That’s why we need to speak up.”

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  • Mary Lee Maloney

    Two days ago, my husband’s cousin’s middle son (17) dropped dead, shortly before graduation ceremony, at a private school in New York State, causes unknown. He was not known to have a heart condition. An autopsy is being done.

    I am wonderring if EMFs, possibly around the dormitory where this young man was staying, could have caused his death. In particular, I am wondering if a smartmeter might have been attached to his dorm building. If this was the case, could the family sue?

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