An Act limiting tech radiation in anchor institutions
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Progress
Where this bill stands in the legislative process.
- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill aims to reduce exposure to non-ionizing radiation from technology within anchor institutions, such as colleges and universities, by encouraging the use of wired communication systems. It proposes an investigation by a special commission to examine how changes can lead to decreased electromagnetic radiation exposure. The commission would include members of the General Court, reflecting a concern about potential health impacts associated with this type of radiation.
Key provisions
- Establish a special commission to investigate radiation levels in anchor institutions.
- Encourage the use of hard-wired communication systems.
- Assess changes that could reduce exposure to electromagnetic radiation.
- Include members of the General Court on the commission.
- Focus on anchor institutions.
Who is affected
- Anchor institutions (e.g., colleges, universities)
- Students and staff at anchor institutions
- The General Court
Notable changes
- Promotes a shift from wireless technology to wired communication.
- Requires an investigation into radiation levels and potential health effects.
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Sponsors
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Primary sponsor
Patricia A. Duffy
Cosponsor
Kirstin Beatty
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