Arthur Firstenberg

Arthur Firstenberg was an American author, scientist, journalist, and activist known for his work on the health and environmental effects of electromagnetic radiation. He founded the Cellular Phone Task Force and authored "The Invisible Rainbow: A History of Electricity and Life," which explores the historical relationship between electrical technology and public health. Firstenberg's advocacy stemmed from his personal experience with electromagnetic hypersensitivity, which he attributed to an overexposure to X-rays during his medical studies. He dedicated his life to raising awareness about the potential dangers of wireless technologies and electrical pollution.