Concern is so high for the sweeping intervention of wireless technologies including Smart Meters within residential and workplaces that a 2 day summit has been scheduled in Washington DC for early October 2011.

You can defer the Smart Meter installation at your home by following these steps:

• Contact the power distributor for your area.
• Please note, this is not necessarily your retailer. Powercor is doing most of the western region of Victoria and SP-Ausnet is doing the East.
• Call and ask to be put on the defer list for smart meter installation.
• Copy and print this sign on the right and put it on your meter box.
• See our blog as to what else you may choose to do.

Smart Meter sign is courtesy of http://webdevsys.com/smartElectricityMeters.htm

British woman Janice Tunnicliffe cannot watch TV, keeps her washing machine in a concrete outhouse and cannot have neighbors with wireless internet because she is "allergic" to electricity. The problems began following chemotherapy treatment for bowel cancer. The cancer had not spread but it was decided that she should have chemotherapy after her surgery as a precautionary measure. Shortly afterward her unusual problem started, she began to feel ill whenever she was near electrical and wireless devices in her home. What could the rare condition, called electrosensitivity, say about chemotherapy or about the electrical and wireless devices that abound in our lives?