Epidemiological investigation of risk factors of the pregnant women with early spontaneous abortions in Beijing.

A utility cooperative in rural Northern California has been ordered by Plumas County Superior Court Judge Janet Hilde to cancel the opt out fee and monthly fee for reading the analog meter, allowing StopSmartMeters.org Director Josh Hart to self-read the analog meter.

A leading Fortune 500 insurance firm has warned the industry that “unforeseen consequences of electromagnetic fields” could lead to a raft of claims and significant liability losses.

“Complete deployment of the current smart grid vision might transform the twilight into complete dark. The smart grid vision has some realizable potentials, but the price of these benefits seems more than the value of the eventual good.” Today we are highlighting a peer-reviewed article published in the International Journal of Renewable Energy and Smart Grid, entitled, “A Specter of Logical Challenges Haunts Smart Grid.”

Government’s latest Orwellian tools to spy on citizens, known as “smart meters,” are literally blowing up and catching fire, risking lives and property to facilitate what even officials acknowledge amounts to intrusive state surveillance. In fact, your home may already have been fitted with one of the dangerous meters in recent years. The latest explosions of the controversial espionage devices, used to monitor citizens’ electricity and water usage, happened in California last week.

Some major players in the insurance world are taking their own stance against the risks being posed by exposure wireless technology including "smart meters". A global insurer, Lloyd's of London, known for taking on risky policies has put in a major exclusion clause for all policy holders, to exclude coverage related to exposure to wireless devices as of February 7, 2015.

This excellent seven minute video provides a simple, yet profound lesson on how to turn off WiFi effectively, and what steps must be taken to assure that you will not be "wi-fried".

Dafna Tachover, a 42-year-old attorney who lives in Jerusalem and New York, has been experiencing what she refers to as electro-sensitivity for the last five years. She spoke with Science of Us about her experiences.

Numerous media outlets are reporting that an inebriated driver in Stockton hit a pole yesterday, causing a powerful electrical surge that led dozens of “smart meters” to explode or catch fire.

No one wants to hear that something as “indispensable” as your cell phone might cause grave harm to your health, but that’s exactly what mounting evidence tells us we’re faced with.