The Fullerton School Board of Trustees gets mail. Will they read it?


Here is a  letter to The F.S.D. from a group of physicians: mail-attachment… (2)

You know just because the classroom microwave emissions are legal doesn’t mean that they are safe for our children.

The Fullerton School District Board of Trustees needs to stop hiding behind the outdated FCC guidelines that were based on thermal exposures established decades ago on marine infantry soldier type mannequins when non thermal dangers are an entirely different threat that we worry is potentially facing the children.

  1. #1 by amateur on May 16, 2013 - 4:01 pm

    I have been reading this website for more than a month. This is how I would expect a publicly-elected school board to treat this WiFi in the schools issue.

    There are two sides to the issue, the pro-wifi side says the emissions are within the legal guidelines, tech industry assuring us it is “OK”, and has thermal test research to say it is “OK”.

    The pro-wired technology side says that the emission levels need to be updated because there is ample evidence and research that says that wifi in the schools is harmful. Here are some of the Ph.D.s, M.D.s, and scientists that have stepped up and articulated why wifi in the school is harmful: http://www.wifiinschools.com/lausd-testimony.html
    The researcher’s message is very clear: don’t use wifi in the schools. The thermal impact is not a issue here, it is the EMF radiation that is the issue. Nothing from the other side talks about non thermal effects of EMF radiation. The author here adds another cavaeat, EMF interactions with metals. Additionally, there are 29 scientists and researchers from around the globe that have researched EMF and have compiled the BioInitiative 2012 report: http://www.bioinitiative.org/
    And, if you were to do a search on EMF you would find not only a substantive amount of videos, but websites and organizations, that are talking about the harms of EMF radiation. I was shocked by all the information.

    So, at the very least, I would expect the school board members to be looking at both sides of the argument. I will tell you that even if I personally thought the pro-wired technology side was wrong, I would know that it is my obligation to do what is right for the children’s health. The LEAST CONSERVATIVE position would be to err on the side of caution and opt for wired technologies.

    It astounds me that FSD takes the riskiest path with the children.

    • #2 by Joe Imbriano on May 16, 2013 - 4:09 pm

      Thank you for your post. I agree with you that there is ample evidence that should warrant a precautionary approach. So far we have received no indication of such. Would you please contact me at info@thefullertoninformer.com? Thank you.

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