60 Minutes segment hosted by Dan Rather featuring Dr. Robert O. Becker — orthopedic surgeon and bioelectromagnetics pioneer — discussing his opposition to the U.S. Navy's Project Seafarer, an Extremely Low Frequency (ELF) submarine communication system. Becker argues the system poses unacceptable health risks to nearby populations.

60 Minutes investigative segment with Mike Wallace. Biophysicist Dr. Andrew A. Marino — colleague of Robert Becker — presents research on the health effects of high-voltage power line electromagnetic fields. One of the earliest major American television reports on EMF health concerns.

In-depth radio interview with Dr. Robert O. Becker, author of 'The Body Electric' (1985) and 'Cross Currents' (1990). Becker discusses his career in bioelectricity, the body's electromagnetic communication systems, and the growing risks from man-made electromagnetic pollution — from power lines to cellular communications.

PBS FRONTLINE's landmark 1995 investigation into the power line electromagnetic field health controversy. The documentary examines the science, the politics, and the role of journalists like Paul Brodeur (The New Yorker) who brought EMF health risks to mass public attention. Features researchers, epidemiologists, and industry representatives.

Dr. Louis Slesin — founder and editor of Microwave News, the field's most authoritative independent newsletter since 1981 — covers the landscape of EMF exposure sources: power lines, cell phones, wireless devices, and occupational exposure. Slesin has been described by the Washington Journalism Review as 'the world's most authoritative source on EMF health risks' and reported on the field for over four decades.

Dr. Henry Lai from the University of Washington — one of the first researchers to document DNA strand breaks from radiofrequency radiation exposure — presents findings on the genetic effects of cell phone radiation. His 1995 paper on RF-induced DNA damage triggered a major industry response and became a landmark in EMF research.

Dr. Samuel Milham — retired Washington State epidemiologist and author of 'Dirty Electricity' (2010) — presents his research linking the spread of electrical power in the 20th century to rising cancer rates. Milham analyzed rural electrification patterns and mortality data to argue that chronic disease epidemics correlate with electrification, not just lifestyle factors.

Dr. Jerry Tennant — ophthalmologist and founder of the Tennant Institute for Integrative Medicine — explains his model of cellular voltage and healing, with a specific focus on the dental connection. Tennant argues that each tooth sits on an acupuncture circuit tied to a specific organ system, and that dental infections, failed root canals, and jaw cavitations can silently drain voltage from those circuits, causing downstream chronic disease. He developed his framework after contracting three brain viruses that left him incapacitated for years, eventually reversing his own illness through bioelectrical medicine.

The New York Times' Retro Report revisits the power line EMF health scare of the 1980s and 1990s. Includes archival footage and interviews with key figures including journalist Paul Brodeur, whose New Yorker articles and book 'The Great Power-Line Cover-Up' drove public alarm. An essential document of how EMF controversy played out in mainstream media.

Norway's former Prime Minister and WHO Director-General Gro Harlem Brundtland is interviewed by Norwegian news in August 2015. Brundtland — who as WHO chief had banned mobile phones from her office because they gave her headaches — speaks directly on camera: 'There is no doubt that wireless technology has health effects.' One of the most high-profile official voices to openly break from the WHO's public position on EMF health risks.

Comprehensive interview with Dr. Andrew A. Marino — biophysicist, attorney, and Robert Becker's longtime research partner. Marino reflects on 50+ years of EMF research, his testimony in landmark power line court cases, the suppression of inconvenient science, and how industry-funded research shaped regulatory outcomes. Covers his work from the 1970s through the cellular era.

Professor Kenneth R. Foster — Professor Emeritus of Bioengineering at the University of Pennsylvania, and one of the most prominent academic skeptics of EMF health claims — presents his view in 'Minding the Future: Living in a High-Tech World.' Foster has spent decades critiquing the scientific methodology of EMF health studies and defending the existing regulatory framework. Co-presented with Cameron Smith. Represents the mainstream engineering/physics consensus against alarm.