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>>12163163
>GHz range reception and even demodulation by cells is not "physically impossible".
For macro-tissue "reception" see microwave auditory effect.

>>11774879
Well, Frey was a prominent figure in the field during that era, so his word carries a bit more weight than a historian piecing it together after the fact. The "Microwave Auditory Effect" was also initially called the "Frey Effect".

The diagnoses were Post Traumatic Stress Disorder for one firefighter; he went out on an
emergency run, and simply stopped talking after he returned to the station.The second
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firefighter suffered an apparent break with reality. This occurred in the fire station when
he returned following a short term disability for an unrelated injury. This break with
reality was followed by an abrupt collapse and loss of consciousness. Because two (2)
women have suffered strokes while in the fire station with the towers fully activated,
Vascular Spasm Stroke (VSS) is suspected by Dr. Heuser and myself of having caused
the two (2) “psychiatric” diagnoses. If not treated with rest and supplemental oxygen, it
is possible for some VSS patients to have difficulty regaining speech and full cognitive
abilities. This may be a case of misdiagnosis by the treating physicians who were
unfamiliar with the potential of cell towers to create thermal effects well under the FCC
limit of 1,000 uW/cm2, thus heating blood in the brain and inducing VSS. Further study
of these men is imperative.
10. What is particularly germane to the critical decisions the FCC is currently facing
regarding RF safety guidelines is the fact the FCC currently allows 1,000 microwatts per
centimeter squared (uW/cm2) as an emission standard from cell towers. Yet all the
symptoms attributed by the firefighters, as well as measurable brain and central nervous
system abnormalities described above, occurred within close proximity to a cell tower
measured at between 1 - 2 uW/cm2 by Peter Sierck, BBEC, CEO of Environmental
Testing & Technology in Encinitas, CA. Thus the emissions from towers were measured
at approximately 1/1000th to 1/500th of the FCC’s allowable limit. “Hot spots” of
reflected radiation were measured at 15 and 30 uW/cm2, yet these “hot spots” were still a
fraction of what the FCC allows. Therefore, I strongly suggest the FCC is not basing its
standards on biological

>>10712082
Martha Herbert, PhD. Pediatric neurology, Mass. General.
https://ecfsapi.fcc.gov/file/7520940748.pdf
http://www.marthaherbert.org/library/Herbert-Sage-2013-Autism-EMF-PlausibilityPathophysiologicalLink-Part11.pdf
http://www.marthaherbert.org/library/Herbert-Sage-2013-Autism-EMF-PlausibilityPathophysiologicalLink-Part2.pdf

-EEG Changes
[m][Moscow Symposium] 1998 - Electromagnetic fields biological effects and hygienic standardization
Page 501: Grigoriev - Humans responses to the electromagnetic radiation from cellular telephones
Page 513: Khudnitskii - Investigations of the functional condition of the central nervous and cardio-vascular systems among mobile telephone users

-Review
Raines 1981 - Electromagnetic field interactions with the human body: Observed effects and theories
[apparently nasa links are spam]

[m][DIA] Adams 1976 - BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION (RADIOWAVES AND MICROWAVES) EURASIAN COMMUNIST COUNTRIES

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Legal and history:

Federal preemption of local control. FCC guidelines are set up as a key control structure chokepoint.
1996 Telecommunications act, section 704 subsection II clause iv.
"No State or local government or instrumentality thereof may regulate the placement, construction, and modification of personal wireless service facilities on the basis of the environmental effects of radio frequency emissions to the extent that such facilities comply with the Commission's regulations concerning such emissions."
https://transition.fcc.gov/Reports/tcom1996.pdf

Now it's the streamline small cell deployment act. Contains the same language in sec 7B, iv. Additional legal faculty for approvals and denials, definition of what may legally constitute aesthetic concerns.
https://www.congress.gov/bill/115th-congress/senate-bill/3157/text

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