[s0rce]

Piedmont Nextdoor is similar. Bunch of people with no background in RF health effects or non-ionizing radiation tissue interaction arguing pointlessly with conspiracy theory website as supporting evidence. Seeing a few scientists (in other fields) try to respond is exasperating. I don't bother.

[photos_victim]

Whole Bay Area, I guess. Remember, the city of Richmond (California) passed a resolution against orbiting mind-control satellites. It’s juat wacky around here.

[s0rce]

I particularly like the Nuclear free zone signs in Berkeley.

[curun1r]

That wasn't about resident safety, it was about a moral position against war. IIRC, those went up in the 80s when residents wanted to ensure that Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory couldn't legally do the kind of weapons-directed research that Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory did.

[hodgesrm]

On the other hand there has not been a single nuclear explosion within city limits since those signs went up.

[jwhitlark]

Well, at least that's dangerous.

[natch]

Don’t they have a research reactor on campus?

[dekhn]

The reactor under Cory hall was decommission years ago and it's the CS department now.