Just Say No to Big Brother’s Smart Meters by Orlean Koehle


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0.002 Sleep disorders, abnormal blood pressure, nervousness, weakness, fatigue, limb and joint pain, digestive problems, fewer schoolchildren promoted Altpeter 1995, 1997 0.0027 Growth inhibition in Vicius fabus Brauer 1950 0.0027 to 0.065 Smaller tree growth rings Balodis 1996 0.007 50 Feet from a Cordless Phone 0.01 Human sensation Kolbun 1987


0.016 1 Mile (1.6Km) from a Cellular Tower


0.06 Altered EEG, disturbed carbohydrate metabolism, enlarged adrenals, altered adrenal hormone levels, structural changes in liver, spleen, testes, and brain in white rats and rabbits Dumanskij 1974


0.06 Slowing of the heart, change in EEG in rabbits Serkyuk, reported in McRee 1980 0.05 10 Feet /3 meters from a Wireless Computer 0.1 Increase in melatonin in cows Stark 1997


0.1 to 1.8 Decreased life span, impaired reproduction, structural and developmental abnormalities in duckweed plants Magone 1996


0.13 Decreased cell growth (human epithelial amnion cells) Kwee 1997 0.168 Irreversible sterility in mice Magras 1997


0.2 to 8.0 Childhood leukemia near transmitters Hocking 1996


0.3 Impaired motor function, reaction time, memory and attention of school children, and altered sex ratio of children (fewer boys) Kolodynski 1996 0.6 Change in calcium ion efflux from brain tissue Dutta 1986 0.6 Cardiac arrhythmias and sometimes cardiac arrest (frogs) Frey 1968 0–4 Altered white blood cell activity in schoolchildren Chiang 1989


1.0 Headache, dizziness, irritability, fatigue, weakness, insomnia, chest pain, difficulty breathing, indigestion (humans—occupational exposure) Simonenko1998 1.0 Stimulation of white cells in guinea pigs Shandala 1978


2.5 Breakdown of blood-brain barrier (used a digital cell phone to radiate) Salford 1997 5.0 Leukemia, skin melanoma and bladder cancer near TV and FM transmitter Dolk 1997


2.0 (lower “Microwave hearing” - clicking, buzzing, chirping, hissing, or high-pitched threshold note tones known) Frey 1963, 1969, 1971, 1973, 1988, Justeson 1979, Olsen 1980, Wieske 1963, Lin 1978


5.0 Biochemical and histological changes in liver, heart, kidney, and brain tissue Belokrinitskiy l982


10.0 Damaged mitochondria, nucleus of cells in hippocampus of brain Belokrinitskiy 1982a


10.0 Impaired memory and visual reaction time in people living near transmitters Chiang 1989


10.0 Decreased size of litter, increased number of stillborns in mice Il’Chevich (reported in McRee 1980)


10.0 Redistribution of metals in the lungs, brain, heart, liver, kidney, muscles, spleen, bones, skin, blood Shutenko 1981


1000.0 United States FCC Exposure Limit, Safety Code 6 Canada limit Meg Sears, Medical Perspective on Environmental Sensitivities, Canadian Human


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