by Wireless Estimator,
After four students were diagnosed with cancer in Ripon, Calif., parents attacked the usual
maligned suspect, a cell tower on school property which Sprint later removed after community
pressure.
Wireless Estimator debunked the RF testing methods used by an independent consultant hired
by concerned parents.
The next suspicious agent was the drinking water at the Weston Elementary School since Ripon
shut down one of its wells in 2018 after its testing had found chemicals at 90% of the legal limit,
one of them being Trichloroethylene (TCE), a chemical known to be a carcinogen, was used by
Nestle to decaffeinate coffee in its former Ripon plant.
In April, the Ripon Unified School District (RUSD) received a report that tap water tested in March
contained a TCE level of .56 micrograms per liter. California places a limit of .5 micrograms per liter
in drinking water and requires treatment if it exceeds that level.
However, RUSD did not notify parents about the unacceptable TCE level and it wasn’t until concerned
activists requested the data through a freedom of information act request and the city provided the
information and placed the water analysis on their website this month.
The Modesto Bee’s headline Friday exclaimed: Tests find carcinogen in tap water at Ripon school.
Maybe it wasn’t the cell tower.
Although there isn’t any proof at this time that the elevated TCE level caused cancer, the reporter does
not present any credible information that the cell tower caused their cancer or that there should be
concerns regarding 5G RF which has been the cause célèbre for dozens of media outlets recently.
