ACHES ‘Weekly Picks’ Substack
ACHES was set up to promote, enhance and protect human and environmental wellbeing. ACHES provides a forum to raise awareness and advance the truth about legal, medical and scientific information relating to current and emerging technologies. ACHES “Weekly Picks” will highlight the most relevant news pieces from our partners and collaborators to raise awareness of the health harms caused by such technologies, and also chronicle the much-needed solutions to enhance our health.
American Academy of Pediatrics Corporate Sponsors linked to Telecoms
A recent post has highlighted how the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) has not updated its parental guidance on cellphone radiation since 2016, despite several published studies in recent years highlighting the dangers of exposure in children. See the Children’s Health Defense, which summarises concerns about the financial support of the AAP website and its content being influenced by its corporate sponsors, which includes the telecommunications company, AT&T.
Repository of Studies on Electromagnetic Radiation Safety
Joel Moskowitz, the Director of the Centre for Family & Community Health at the University of California, Berkeley, has created a repository of over 2,500 abstracts of published scientific papers since 2016 that chronicle the latest scientific and policy developments relating to biological and health effects of electromagnetic radiation from cell phones, cell towers, Wi-Fi, Smart Meters, wireless technology, including 5G. Many thanks to Patricia Burke on Safe Tech International for circulating this incredible resource.
Galloway Without Pylons: Upcoming Judicial Review in Edinburgh
A group campaigning against the onslaught of renewable energy projects in Scotland succeeded in preventing an application going ahead, only to have it overturned by the Scottish Government. Galloway Without Pylons was set up to persuade Scottish Power Energy Networks (SPEN) and the Scottish Government to protect Galloway from giant pylons. Local residents in Galloway sent 900 objections to the proposals, and in a Public Inquiry the development was prevented; however, the Scottish Government overturned the inquiry decision, so now this is going to be contested in a Judicial Review. Even SPEN agreed that an underground option would be feasible and environmentally preferable. Read more here on the Galloway Without Pylons website. For those more local to the area, the Judicial Review will take place Monday 29th September at 10am, at the address shown below:
Court of Sessions
The Supreme Courts
Parliament House
Parliament Square
Edinburgh
EH1 1RQ
What the Government Won’t Tell You
The UK Government is eager to unleash digital IDs on the public under the guise of improving security and as part of a crackdown on migration. However, pushing digital ID cards upon unsuspecting citizens is rooted in a far more sinister agenda that would enable unprecedented levels of control on all aspects of our daily lives, if such IDs were to become compulsory. The Together Declaration is making their voice heard both inside and on the doors of the Houses of Parliament, saying no to digital IDs in this 43-second video. The July 2025 Issue of The Light Paper has a collection of thought-provoking articles that explain the digital prison that awaits humanity if we do not resist. ACHES has not been passive in this regard either, and has sent a letter to the Parliamentary Home Affairs Committee explaining why the notions of a UK digital ID project should be abandoned completely and permanently.
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