Those hawking specious safety concerns about the new technology have found common cause with some of America's most powerful mayors
By Christopher Mims
Jack Tibbetts, a member of the Santa Rosa, Calif., city council, knew he had a problem. It was early 2018, and he'd started getting calls from constituents at opposite ends of the political spectrum. The common thread: cellular antennas going up next to their homes, causing concerns over property values and health.
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