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July 29, 2010

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San Francisco Mayor Signs Measure Requiring Cell Phone Radiation Disclosure
San Francisco July 2 became the first city in the nation to require retailers to post wireless telephone radiation levels at the point of sale, with Democratic Mayor Gavin Newsoms signing of local legislation mandating disclosure. more...

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San Francisco Requires Retailers to Post Radiation Levels for Wireless Telephones
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors June 22 approved a measure requiring retailers to post radiation levels for wireless telephones, sending the bill to a receptive Mayor Gavin Newsom, who sponsored the legislation. more...
10 MHz Enough for First Responders in Routine, Severe Emergencies, FCC Says
The 10 megahertz of spectrum allocated for public safety in the 700 MHz band provides more than enough capacity to handle first-responder communications during day-to-day and severe emergencies, including chemical attacks, according to a study released by the Federal Communications Commission June 15. more...
Cooperation, Automation Key to Successful Smart Grid Implementation, Panelists Say
The U.S. Department of Energy announced it is working to address any evolving communications needs stakeholders from telecommunication and energy industries might have with its smart grid plans and called on them to voice any grievances at upcoming public meetings, according to materials provided by DOE. more...
Cranes, Derricks Rule Will Be Welcome But Static, OSHA Chief Michaels Tells Forum
A final rule to strengthen crane and derrick safety expected to be issued this summer is long-awaited by many stakeholders, but once issued it will probably remain unchanged for years to come, Occupational Safety and Health Administration Chief David Michaels said June 16. more...