Resources

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SMART METERS

EHS – ELECTRO-HYPER-SENSITIVITY

SHIELDING & RADIATION METERS

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  1. Marjorie Salmeron

    Hi there. I’m writing in regards to the video about mold & mycotoxin production in relation to EMF exposure. I am myself a mold patient with EMF sensitivities, & I was wondering if you could give me more information about the person who made the video & the experiment that was done? In particular, if you, s/he has any studies regarding this subject?

    Thank you so much for your time & sharing the video! It was very interesting and correlates well with what I’ve been experiencing…

    Sincerely,

    Marjorie Salmeron

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    1. Kim Goldberg Post author

      Hi Marjorie. I am afraid I don’t know any more info at this stage about the scientist in Switzerland who actually performed this mold experiment discussed in the video I posted (“Mold Toxins Skyrocket with EMR Exposure” – https://electroplague.com/2013/06/03/video-mold-toxins-skyrocket-with-emr-exposure/). However the person narrating it is Dr. Dietrich Klinghardt, who has done a great deal of work treating and helping electrosensitive people. Perhaps he would have more info about the actual experiment itself.

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  2. Katie Pollock

    I am looking for a chemical free place to stay for two nights in or near Zürich October 24 and 25th. My daughter and I are traveling together. I have MCS and really need a place with no fragrance chemicals.
    Katie

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  3. Jessica Bryan

    Kim, Do you know of anywhere in the U.S. without smart meters and limited cell towers? Smart meters are coming to Southern Oregon very soon and I need to move somewhere, other than Green Bank (too far away) and Snowflake (too high in elevation). I hear lots of talk about refuges, but most of it seems to be wishful thinking. Note radiation refuge.com is mostly about Australia.

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    1. Kim Goldberg Post author

      Hi Jessica. I agree most of the talk of refuges and sanctuaries is in the preliminary planning stages. That is the problem for everyone. I don’t actually know of existing communities besides Green Bank and Snowflake. I wonder about eastern Oregon for no smart meters? Some very rural low-population communities in parts of eastern Oregon. (I am from Oregon originally.)

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    2. Bernadette Engelstad

      Re: Jessica Bryan’s note concerning Smart meters coming to southern Oregon. In the Washington, DC area smart meters were surreptitiously installed by Pepco Energy without notification to residents several years ago. Luckily, I was at home at the time. When the technician arrived (unannounced), I refused to allow him to install a meter and posted a sign on our existing meter. Technicians reappeared at our home three more times but on each occasion we objected and they left. The company eventually instituted an opt-out policy with an annual fee ($75) which we now pay. All this to say that before going to the disruption and personal expense of relocating, check to see if your utility company will institute an opt-out policy. For neighbors who are concerned but choose not to opt-out, there is a Faraday type cover that can be fitted over the smart meter which might offer some protection. Good Luck! At least the awareness of these issues is growing . . .

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  4. Sam

    Hello Kim, Thank you for all the work you do. I was on this or a similar site a year ago, and saw mention of an emf free (possibly Buddhist) living community near Nanaimo or Errington? Do you know the name and contact of this community? I would like to visit this month. Thank you for any help you can offer. Sincerely, Sam sagisam4@gmail.com

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  5. rachel

    Is it possible Kim for someone to update this resource, so that we have current info to contact places. Maybe a young person into technology could develop a site and charge these places to advertise, so whoever runs it earns some profit for their time and it stays up to date. So many of these places are not in operation or else now have signals. Many thanks

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    1. Kim Goldberg Post author

      Anyone is free to develop any website at any time they want. I am not going to be turning anyone lose on my website. Will update it myself when i have an opportunity. but there are many many websites out there now on these issues with long resource pages. so it’s not like people are lacking that information on the internet. But i would certainly encourage anyone to set up a website of their own for this purpose. Many free ways to do that. 🙂

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