FCC officials tried to play down news of the inquiry, calling it a routine review. However, the agency hasn't examined emissions standards in 15 years.
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Saturday, June 16, 2012
Second Guessing SAR
FCC Chief Asks to Open Phone Radiation Review - Wall Street Journal
On Friday, FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski circulated a proposal for a formal inquiry into radiation standards for cellphones and other wireless gadgets. The proposal requires approval by a majority of the agency's other commissioners. If approved, the agency would also look into whether gadgets used by children should have higher emission standards.
FCC officials tried to play down news of the inquiry, calling it a routine review. However, the agency hasn't examined emissions standards in 15 years.
FCC officials tried to play down news of the inquiry, calling it a routine review. However, the agency hasn't examined emissions standards in 15 years.
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