Cell Phone "Right to Know" Ordinance Passed in Berkeley

Kevin Kunze, director of the award-winning documentary film, Mobilize, produced a short video (see link below) (7:32) about the Berkeley, California Cell Phone "Right to Know" Ordinance which was adopted by the City Council on a unanimous vote (9-0) on May 12, 2015.

Lawrence Lessig (Harvard), Dr. Joel Moskowitz (UC Berkeley), Dr. Devra Davis (Environmental Health Trust),  Ellie Marks (Director, California Brain Tumor Association) and Gerard Keegan (CTIA*--The Wireless Association) appear in the film.

http://bit.ly/Berkeleycellvote

For more information about the Berkeley cell phone ordinance including links to the media coverage, go to http://bit.ly/berkeleycellordinance

For information about the newly released International EMF Scientist Appeal signed by almost 200 experts, go to http://www.EMFscientist.org.

 

Harvard Law Professor Lawrence Lessig helped draft the ordinance and presented it to the Council on behalf of city staff.

*Cellular Telephone Industries Association

City Council Hearing on Cell Phone Safety Bill in Berkeley, California

If you life in the Berkeley area, please attend this hearing tomorrow.

CITY COUNCIL HEARING ON CELL PHONE SAFETY BILL

May 12, 2015 @ 7pm - 9pm

Berkeley City Council Chambers

2134 Martin Luther King, Kr. Way,

Berkeley, California

Cell Phones and Cancer

Interesting video from YouTube.com about cell phone radiation and cancer:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWAXDMyV1Us

From the Alex Jones Radio Show

Upcoming Mobilize Screenings

Free Mobilize Documentary Screenings:

April 18, 2015, 1pm - 3pm

UC Berkeley Alumni House (Berkeley, CA)

Sponsored by UC Berkeley's School of Public Health

 

May 12, 2015, 7pm - 9pm

CITY COUNCIL HEARING ON CELL PHONE SAFETY BILL

Berkeley City Council Chambers

2134 Martin Luther King, Kr. Way,

Berkeley, California

 

Mobilize is an investigative documentary that explores the potential long-term health effects from cell phone radiation, including cancer and infertility. The film examines the most recent scientific research, follows national legislative efforts, and illuminates the influence that technology companies have on public health. Mobilize features interviews with numerous doctors, politicians, cancer patients, and technology experts. 

 

Free Mobilize Screenings in Virginia and Vermont

You are in luck if you live in Arlington, Virginia or Norwich, Vermont or somewhere close by.  There are free screenings of Mobilize in both of these towns this Friday, January 30th.  See details below.

ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA

FREE MOBILIZE SCREENING!*
Jan 30th 2015 @ 7pm - 9pm
John T. Hazel Conference Center,
Virginia Hospital Center, 1701 N George Mason Drive,
Arlington, Virginia, 22205

*Hosted by The Center for Safer Wireless

NORWICH, VERMONT

FREE MOBILIZE SCREENING!**
Jan 30th 2015 @ 6:30pm - 8pm
Porter Community Room at the Montshire Museum,
1 Montshire Road, Norwich, Vermont, 05055

**Hosted by EMR Policy Group and Upper Valley Electrosmog Awareness

Mobilize is an investigative documentary that explores the potential long-term health effects from cell phone radiation, including cancer and infertility. The film examines the most recent scientific research, follows national legislative efforts, and illuminates the influence that technology companies have on public health. Mobilize features interviews with numerous doctors, politicians, cancer patients, and technology experts. 

For more information about the film, visit www.MobilizeMovie.com.

 

Mobilize to Premiere in September in San Francisco and East Bay

Mobilize will screen at the Rheem Theatre in Moraga, CA  on Friday, September 12th at 1 PM and at the Castro Theater in San Francisco, CA on Saturday, September 13th at 1 PM as part of the 17th California Independent Film Festival. The film is also nominated for the Best Documentary Award along with Citizen Hearst and True Son.

Mobilize is an investigative documentary that explores the potential long-term health effects from cell phone radiation, including cancer and infertility. The film examines the most recent scientific research, follows national legislative efforts, and illuminates the influence that technology companies have on public health. Mobilize features interviews with numerous doctors, politicians, cancer patients, and technology experts. 

Both screenings will be followed with a Q&A panel featuring the filmmakers and experts from the film. After party suggestions are welcome.

If you would like to host your own theatrical screening of Mobilize or just want to help publicize the current screenings, contact Kevin Kunze at k@kevinkunze.com.

Visit MobilizeMovie.com for more details.

Mandatory Cancer Warning Stickers for Cell Phones

Berkeley, California officials are working on legislation that would require retailers to have cell phones sold with sticker warning that the phones may emit radiation that causes cancer.

Click HERE for details.