In an interview on "The Kim Iversen Show," Theodora Scarato, director of the Wireless and EMF Program for Environmental Health Sciences, said the federal government has failed to protect the public from wireless radiation exposure. She urged viewers to contact the FCC and demand the agency reject new rules that would strip local communities of their right to have a say in where telecom companies build new cell towers.

(Children's Health Defense) "I am all for technology … we just want to fast-track safety," wireless radiation expert Theodora Scarato told political commentator Kim Iversen.

In an interview on "The Kim Iversen Show," Scarato said many people are rightly concerned about the health impacts of wireless technologies and infrastructures. "What it comes down to is that the federal government has failed to adequately protect us with up-to-date limits" for wireless radiation exposure, she told Iversen.

Scarato directs the Wireless and EMF (electromagnetic field) Program for Environmental Health Sciences.