EMR POLICY INSTITUTE COMMENT

FCC 09-31 Before the Federal Communications Commission In the Matter of ) ) A National Broadband Policy for Our Future ) GN Docket No. 09-51 Notice of Inquiry To: Office of the Secretary Federal Communications Commission Washington, DC 20554 Comment Filed by: The EMR Policy Institute P.O. Box 117 Marshfield VT 05658 e-mail: info@emrpolicy.org Telephone: (802) 426-3035 Attorney: Whitney North Seymour, Jr. 455 Lexington Avenue, Room 1721 New York, New York 10017 email: wseymour@stblaw.com Telephone: (212) 455-7640 June 7, 2009 EMR POLICY INSTITUTE COMMENT INTRODUCTION The FCC repeatedly states that the primary goal in this Notice Of Inquiry (NOI) on A National Broadband Plan for Our Future (Broadband Plan) is “broadband access for all Americans.” Achieving 1that goal should not come at the cost of human health and lives. It should not force people to move from their homes or cause them to cease being able to work. Broadband access should not violate constitutional rights of citizens. There are ways to deliver broadband without radiating people. The goal of the Broadband Plan must only be met with fiberoptic and other hard-wired, non-radiating infrastructure options. Constantly exposing everyone everywhere to unprecedented levels and frequencies of electromagnetic radiation with wireless signals is a dangerous, unsanctioned, mass experiment that must not ...