Category Archives: What Edison Says and doesn’t Say

Free at Last: CPUC Approves Smart Meter Opt Out for SCE and SDG&E; Dr. Neil Cherry: RF’s Effect on Neurotransmitters; Public Space Increasingly Irradiated

Posted on April 19, 2012 by melissalevine

Good News.  🙂 Today the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC)  approved a smart meter opt out option for  both Southern California Edison and San Diego Gas and Electric customers.  Please share this information with friends and neighbors. From the SCE … Continue reading →

Posted in "Opt Out" Issues, Analog Meter, CPUC/Complaints, Health Impact, Science, Radiation, Smart Meters, What Edison Says and doesn't Say, Wireless Ubiquitous | 2 Comments

CPUC Issues Smart Meter Opt Out Proposed Rulings For SDG&E and SCE: SCE Will Not Allow Everyone to Have An Analog

Posted on March 16, 2012 by melissalevine

The CPUC has issued their proposed rulings (to be voted upon in April) for opting out of a Smart Meter for both San Diego Gas & Electric and Southern California Edison.  Both proposals are similar to PG&E’s, with the utilities … Continue reading →

Posted in "Opt Out" Issues, Analog Meter, Smart Meter Resistance, Smart Meters, What Edison Says and doesn't Say, Wireless Ubiquitous | 4 Comments

Warning To SCE Customers with Wireless Utility Meters

Posted on March 6, 2012 by melissalevine

SCE’s SmartConnect website is urging consumers to go ‘read the fine print’ on the face of their new wireless meters once an hour to see what kind of energy use they’ve had. No one could make this up.  It is … Continue reading →

Posted in Cindy Sage, FCC Standards, Radiation, Health Impact, Science, Smart Meters, What Edison Says and doesn't Say | 1 Comment

Health Effects From Smart Meters? Utility Industry Gets a Free Pass from the FCC

Posted on December 18, 2011 by melissalevine

The many letters submitted in response to last January’s (2011) flawed CCST report on “smart” meters are a good place to look if one wants to hear different perspectives regarding the health effects from “smart” meters. However, one soon sees, … Continue reading →

Posted in Edison (SCE), FCC Standards, Radiation, How This Happened, History, Radiation, Southern California Edison, What Edison Says and doesn't Say | Leave a comment

Updates and Links, 11/23/11

Posted on November 23, 2011 by melissalevine

11/23/11 Here is a link to an article in Stop Smart Meters.org by Josh Hart about certain established environmental groups such as The Sierra Club  and The Environmental Defense Fund and their promotion of the electrosmog creating Smart Grid (even … Continue reading →

Posted in "Opt Out" Issues, CPUC/Complaints, Elected Officials, City Council, Follow the Money, Health Impact, Science, What Edison Says and doesn't Say | Leave a comment

Edison Makes Irvine a “Living Laboratory”; Receives almost 40 Million in Special Federal Grant Monies

Posted on November 15, 2011 by melissalevine

According to the U.S. government’s official disclosure website, Recovery.gov, Rosemead based Southern California Edison applied for and received three grants totaling $39,621,208 to make the City of Irvine (their exact words) “a living laboratory” to test out their Smart Grid … Continue reading →

Posted in Follow the Money, Smart Meters, What Edison Says and doesn't Say | 3 Comments

“You’re Not Prohibited by Them from Doing the Right Thing, Are you?”

Posted on November 9, 2011 by melissalevine

Last night’s Irvine City Council meeting was extremely interesting even though there were fewer “Smart” Meter speakers than at the 10/25/11 City Council meeting.   It was interesting because of a question Councilmember Larry Agran posed to Southern California Edison representative, … Continue reading →

Posted in CPUC/Complaints, Elected Officials, City Council, Smart Meters, What Edison Says and doesn't Say | 3 Comments

“EmPowered”

Posted on November 3, 2011 by melissalevine

11/2/11 Wednesday, (From My Desk: Watched Video Feed) A curious thing happened at the 11/1/11 Tustin City Council meeting.   An Edison representative, Pat Buttress, spoke during the  “public comments” section, that part of the council meeting where usually residents, … Continue reading →

Posted in Elected Officials, City Council, Smart Meters, What Edison Says and doesn't Say | 4 Comments

April Love

Posted on November 1, 2011 by melissalevine

I have to say I have been wondering about including  “Irvine” as part of the name of this blog (because this issue is not limited to Irvine, and this website is for anyone, anywhere, who is concerned about Smart Meters) … Continue reading →

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