Massachusetts H3484 aims to limit non-ionizing radiation from technology in public institutions and mandates education on its biological impacts.
Massachusetts H3484 seeks to limit non-ionizing radiation from technology in public institutions, including schools and government entities. The bill recommends limiting radiation exposure, providing guidance on reducing it, and setting quality control requirements for monitoring. It also mandates age-appropriate education on the biological impacts of electromagnetic radiation. The bill establishes a special commission to recommend changes fostering hard-wired communication and reduced exposure to electromagnetic radiation.
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