Massachusetts H3483 aims to limit wireless exposure by establishing a radiation regulatory agency.
Massachusetts H3483 seeks to address concerns about wireless exposure by creating a radiation regulatory agency. This agency will oversee the removal of microcells and frequencies above 6 GHz, especially in sensitive areas like homes, schools, and hospitals. The bill mandates reporting and compliance, with penalties for non-compliance, including fines and imprisonment. It also requires the agency to provide education on safer alternatives and to include non-ionizing radiation in indoor air quality reports. The agency will publish annual reports on progress and obstacles.
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