Dr. Eric Hampton, a physician and Mesa father of an Edu-Prize first-grader, talked about some of the cancer-causing items that were once considered safe, and suggested electromagnetic fields will soon be on that list. "The EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) suggests practicing prudent avoidance ... It’s simply too risky. Please allow our children to learn and grow in an environment with low risk." Sheri Drew, an Edu-Prize accountant whose kids used to attend the school, said Gilbert has laws to keep tattoo parlors, pay day loan stores, pawn shops and smoke shops more than a thousand feet away from schools, and said substations should be among that list. Full Article at East Valley Tribune