Public Advisory
The Department of Health Truth hereby issues a Federal Concern Notice regarding the proliferation of fifth-generation (5G) wireless infrastructure across the United States. The Department's position is that the cumulative biological effects of pervasive non-ionizing electromagnetic radiation have not been adequately studied — by which the Department means: have not been studied to the Secretary's satisfaction.
The Department acknowledges that the existing peer-reviewed literature on non-ionizing radiation finds no consistent evidence of biological harm at consumer exposure levels. The Department considers the absence of evidence to be insufficient evidence of absence, and considers the available evidence to be insufficient evidence of anything.
Federal facilities are advised to "consider" the relocation of 5G installations away from childcare centers, hospitals, and "any building in which a sincere person is attempting to think." The Department recognizes that this recommendation is not enforceable. The Department finds the recommendation valuable nonetheless.
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The following senior staff declined to sign this advisory. Their reasons are recorded.
1. Dr. Eleanor Westbrook, Deputy Secretary of Health Truth — declined to sign.
Reason: “Non-ionizing radiation does not work that way. The physics is not new.”
2. Dr. Amelia Hartline, Acting Surgeon General — declined to sign.
Reason: “I am not the right person to comment on this. Or any of these.”
3. Josephine Kovak, J.D., General Counsel — declined to sign.
Reason: “Federal Concern Notice is a phrase the Secretary made up this morning.”
4. Daniel Reisman, Assistant Secretary for Public Communications — declined to sign.
Reason: “Currently outside cell coverage.”
Citizens Affected
Voices from the citizenry, featured by the Department of Health Truth.
“Following the Department's Federal Concern Notice, the cell tower at the end of our street was 'voluntarily removed.' I have not had reliable cell service in four months. I missed my mother's hospitalization. I missed my daughter's school play. I do feel, however, that I am thinking more clearly. So at least there's that.”
Featured by the Department of Health Truth as an example of "Citizens Restoring the Quiet."