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2011
Dr. David Carpenter Warns of Smart Meter Dangers, Stresses Need for Analog Option
Director of the Institute for Public Health and the Environment at the University at Albany
Maine's Smart Meter Safety Coalition (www.smartmetersafety.com) recently caught up with Dr. David Carpenter, a Harvard Medical School-trained physician who headed up the New York State Dept. of Public Health for 18 years before becoming Dean of the School of Public Health at the University of Albany, where he currently directs the Institute for Health and the Environment.
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