The following quote is taken from Leif Salford’s PowerPoint presentation.
“The mammalian BBB is anatomically the same in the human as the rat’s brain. Enzymatic functions in the BBB may be different between the species, even if very little is known about this. With a long series of significant effects of RF-EMF demonstrated in the animal models, it is my sincere belief, that it is more probable than unlikely, that non-thermal electromagnetic fields from mobile phones and base stations do have effects upon the human brain.”
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously on Tuesday, June 2, 2009, to actively seek and support federal legislation to repeal portions of the Telecommunications Act of 1996 that limit the authority of state and local governments to regulate cell towers and related wireless facilities on the basis of their health and environmental effects.
Los Angeles is the first major local government to directly take on the federal preemption of the Telecommunications Act of 1996. As part of its efforts on this issue, the Board of Supervisors will also be filing comments consistent with its motions with the FCC with regard to National Broadband Policy.
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