Uploaded April 2023 | Updated September 2026, 15 minutes ago
Erica Rosenberg, formerly FCC Assistant Chief of the Competition and Infrastructure Policy Division states the FCC has failed to protect the environment and the public. Since leaving the FCC, she has documented numerous ways that the FCC has failed to fulfill its mandatory duties related to environmental review regarding telecommunications infrastructure deployment.
Read Erica Rosenberg's blog post about these environmental issues at ehtrust.org/former-fcc-attorney-how-the-fcc-fails-to-follow-environmental-laws-and-fails-the-public
Read published studies showing wireless impacts to wildlife at ehtrust.org/science/bees-butterflies-wildlife-research-electromagnetic-fields-environment
Read Erica Rosenberg's article entitled Environmental Procedures at the FCC: A Case Study in Corporate Capture published in the journal Environment: Science and Policy for Sustainable Development tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/00139157.2022.2131190
Theodora Scarato, Executive Director of Environmental Health Trust interviewed Erica Rosenberg about her work at the FCC and the critical environmental issues she is now raising. Environmental Health Trust sued the FCC regarding its lack of proper review for its regulations and human exposure limits for wireless radiation. In 2021, the US Appeals Court, DC Circuit ruled in EHT's case Environmental Health Trust et al v. The Federal Communications Commission that the FCC had acted in an “arbitrary and capricious” manner when it decided not to update its exposure limits. The FCC was found to have “ignored” extensive evidence on the record indicating environmental effects. More at ehtrust.org/in-historic-decision-federal-court-finds-fcc-failed-to-explain-why-it-ignored-scientific-evidence-showing-harm-from-wireless-radiation
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Erica Rosenberg, formerly FCC Assistant Chief of the Competition and Infrastructure Policy Division states the FCC has failed to protect the environment and the public. Since leaving the FCC, she has documented numerous ways that the FCC has failed to fulfill its mandatory duties related to environmental review regarding telecommunications infrastructure deployment.
Read Erica Rosenberg's blog post about these environmental issues at ehtrust.org/former-fcc-attorney-how-the-fcc-fails-to-follow-environmental-laws-and-fails-the-public
Read published studies showing wireless impacts to wildlife at ehtrust.org/science/bees-butterflies-wildlife-research-electromagnetic-fields-environment
Read Erica Rosenberg's article entitled Environmental Procedures at the FCC: A Case Study in Corporate Capture published in the journal Environment: Science and Policy for Sustainable Development tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/00139157.2022.2131190
Theodora Scarato, Executive Director of Environmental Health Trust interviewed Erica Rosenberg about her work at the FCC and the critical environmental issues she is now raising. Environmental Health Trust sued the FCC regarding its lack of proper review for its regulations and human exposure limits for wireless radiation. In 2021, the US Appeals Court, DC Circuit ruled in EHT's case Environmental Health Trust et al v. The Federal Communications Commission that the FCC had acted in an “arbitrary and capricious” manner when it decided not to update its exposure limits. The FCC was found to have “ignored” extensive evidence on the record indicating environmental effects. More at ehtrust.org/in-historic-decision-federal-court-finds-fcc-failed-to-explain-why-it-ignored-scientific-evidence-showing-harm-from-wireless-radiation
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