Dear all,

More than 5,000 comments representing over 200 million Americans have spoken out. You signed this petition along with 3,782 others, which will be a part of the FCC record. Together, we have built a record the FCC cannot ignore.

This is powerful.

Now we are in the final hours.

By taking one additional step, submitting “reply” comments, you can strengthen the record even more. This is our chance to challenge wireless industry claims and show that this movement is informed, persistent, and growing. Reply comments are due by midnight tonight. 

How to File a Reply Comment

EHS has a website page with instructions and draft text so you can easily file a reply comment to the official FCC record by submitting yourself or with our 1-Click tool. 

Add your voice to this extraordinary public response and help ensure the record reflects the depth of opposition.

Thank you for being part of this moment.

With gratitude,
Theodora Scarato

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