… council meetings for several years), he suddenly doubled over in pain—while a woman near him abruptly left the council chambers to take a call. He became known for his intolerance of mobile devices, his passionate public comments, unwillingness to compromise on ecological or public health, and for suing neighbors whose Wi-Fi or mobile devices disturbed him. The New York Times and other media frequently ridiculed Arthur for these lawsuits. The attention did not phase him.

In 2021, through the Santa Fe Alliance for Public Health and Safety, he petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to rule on 1 …

… to sleep disorders, tinnitus, headaches, vomiting, neurological diseases, cancers and other known side effects. Smart Meters have also been shown to exacerbate house fires, making them more difficult to extinguish, as seen during the fires in Los Angeles. Most Smart Meters use radio-frequency electromagnetic radiation to communicate. In 2011 the World Health Organisation reclassified radio frequency electromagnetic radiation as a “possible carcinogen” (WHO-IARC Report May 2011).

What about privacy concerns?

Smart Meters are now being installed in every continent and in many countries. In most cases, consumers have not welcomed them. Privacy issues are a grave concern, as