RF SAFE®

Act Now: Use Your Voice. Move Policy.

This hub lists the exact actions where your First Amendment voice matters most. Click into a card, copy the ready-to-send note, and contact officials. When legal frameworks and regulators fall behind the science, we supply the push.

Local Control • Section 704

End the Health Gag in Antenna Siting

Section 704 (47 U.S.C. §332(c)(7)(B)(iv)) blocks cities and schools from considering health when placing antennas if FCC limits are met. Restore local decision-making where families live and learn.

  • Ask Congress to reform or repeal the 704 health preemption.
  • Urge city & school boards to pass resolutions pressing Congress.
  • Demand child-specific siting policies near schools.
Visit 704 page
Federal Standards • FCC

Finish the Court-Ordered Fix to 1996 RF Limits

In 2021, the D.C. Circuit called the FCC’s decision to keep 1996 RF limits “arbitrary and capricious” for ignoring long-term and child-specific risks. The record must be completed with modern toxicology and exposure science.

  • Demand a transparent, science-based update that includes non-thermal effects.
  • Require child-specific protections and cumulative-exposure analysis.
  • Tell Congress to oversee the FCC’s remand timeline.
Visit FCC page
Accountability • HHS & Public Law 90-602

Enforce the Law: Restart NTP Wireless Research

Public Law 90-602 mandates an HHS program to research and control radiation from electronic products, publish results, and set performance standards when needed. The RF program must be active and public.

  • Tell HHS to restart NTP RF research and publish a timeline.
  • Ask your Representatives to oversee HHS compliance with PL 90-602.
  • Urge interagency work with FCC to update the national safety baseline.
Visit HHS page
Solutions • BELL (Li-Fi First Indoors)

Lower Indoor RF by Moving Data to Light

BELL is a practical plan to shift high-bandwidth indoor traffic to Li-Fi (IEEE 802.11bb): fast, room-bounded, and secure—while Wi-Fi handles mobility. Schools and hospitals can start with procurement today.

  • Ask public buyers to require 802.11bb-ready lighting & APs.
  • Encourage phone OEMs to add a tiny “light antenna” in the camera bump.
  • Promote Li-Fi-first policy for classrooms and pediatric spaces.
Visit BELL page

Three steps to meaningful impact

  1. Open a card to learn the issue in under a minute.
  2. Click “Share / Copy Note” to copy a ready message (or use the longer script).
  3. Email, call, or post to your elected officials and agencies. Your First Amendment voice is the lever.

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