"Almost every one of my neighbors says they're going to move if this
> thing goes up," O'Brien said.
And more likely than not they're the same people who will whine that they can't get a good signal when they try to make calls on their mobile phones. I think it's just a little strange to mount a huge campaign especially when a company goes out of its way so what they're doing won't intrude on a community. So many people getting bent out of shape over a perceived danger that has not even been proven in twenty years when there are other bigger targets which are likely more of a threat. You don't see people railing against the power companies for running high voltage transmission lines through neighbourhoods "ruining" their property values either.