2024-09-16 Donna Thompson Testimony #4 -Oppose

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The paper linked below was conducted in 1994 by Rome Laboratory Air Force Materiel Command regarding safety of radio frequencies on human and animal health. Conclusion: "Exposure to RF/MW radiation is known to have a biological effect on living organisms. Research conducted over the past 30 years (since 1994) has provided a basis for the effect of irradiation of biological materials. Experimental evidence has shown that exposure to low intensity radiation can have a profound effect on biological organisms. The nonthermal effects of RF/MW radiation exposure are becoming important measures of biological interaction with EM fields. Modem RF/MW radiation protection guides have sought to account for the effects of low level radiation exposure. Adherence to the ANSI Standard \[9\] should provide protection against harmful thermal effects and help to minimize the interaction of EM fields with the biological processes of the human body \[9\]. It is essentially the absorption of RF/MW energy that causes stress and trauma to biological systems. The greatest amount of energy will be absorbed when the incident radiation is emitted at the resonance frequency of biological material \[9\], \[22\]. In this regard, RF/MW radiation emitted at non-resonant frequencies should be absorbed to the greatest extent when the radiating mode is a pulsed signal. The generation of such signals creates transient responses that will match the resonant frequencies of biological materials. Non-resonant pulsed RF/MW radiation may be more harmful to living organisms than CW radiation emitted at non-resonant frequencies." https://www.elettrosensibili.it/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/rf-microwave-radiation-biological- effects-rome-labs-1.pdf?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email From The Invisible Rainbow pages 364-365 by Arthur Firstenberg "The suddenness and simultaneity of aspen decline through out Colorado, which began precisely in 2004, has been a source of wonder and despair to all who love and miss the vivid fall colors of these striking trees. In just three years, from 2003 to 2006, the area of aspen damage increased from 12,000 acres to 140,000 acres. Aspen mortality in the national forests rose three to sevenfold, with some stands losing 60 percent of these trees". There is a reason "The State of Colorado operates a sophisticated public safety communications network, called the Digital Trunked Radio System, consisting of 203 tall radio towers whose transmissions cover every square inch in of the state. They are heavily used by police, firefighters, park rangers, emergency medical service providers, schools, hospitals, and a wide variety of other municipal, state, federal, and tribal officials. Between 1998 and 2000 the pilot phase of the system, covering the Denver metro area, was built and tested. In 2001 and 2002, radio towers were built throughout northeastern and southeastern Colorado and the eastern plains. And in 2004, 2004, and 2005, the system invaded the western, mountainous part of the state: aspen