It’s been over a year since Sarah Doe was first kicked out of school after her medical exemptions were denied. And despite the courts ruling in her favor, Sarah is once again facing the threat of removal from the district as she awaits approval to attend this year. Is this merely a consequence of the decisions made by leadership at her school or could it possibly be a result of years of corruption at the state level? Join attorney Sujata Gibson, Sarah’s mother and Michael Kane as they update viewers on this ongoing battle for health freedom.
Then: Monopine cell towers are designed to blend into the landscape and make wireless infrastructure less visually intrusive. But while they may look like trees from a distance, they can contain significant amounts of synthetic materials. As those materials weather and deteriorate, questions are being raised about plastic pollution, sparking grassroots advocacy efforts in regions such as the area around Lake Tahoe. Meanwhile, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is considering changes that could further limit environmental review of wireless infrastructure. Zoe Berg and Stephanie Locricchio share the details, today, on “Good Morning CHD.”
*The opinions expressed by the hosts and guests in this show are not necessarily the views of Children’s Health Defense.
