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| author | dilimunanzar |
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| json_metadata | "{"appParentPermlink":"fkbvbldkw","musingAppId":"aU2p3C3a8N","appTags":["phone","cellphone","mobile","technology"],"appDepth":2,"appBody":"<p>Do we kill our furry friend with radiation? This question may sound artificial, but it's not really a broad imagination. Microwaves do cause warming and other changes that are more subtle in biological tissue.<\/p><p>Beside birds, bees get sick and disorientated, and the entire nest is abandoned - we even have a new name for the phenomenon: Colony Collapse Disorder or Vanishing Bee Syndrome. Mysterious diseases have destroyed most honeybee populations in several countries. There are several links to pesticides, genetically modified crops that produce poisons are a hypothesis, but microwave radiation as used in communication equipment is also involved. In the case of documented honeycomb disappearances in Germany a few years ago, bees disappeared from nests exposed to microwaves from nearby mobile relay towers, while other nests, located behind the protection of aluminum plates, remained in the place.<\/p><p>Apart from birds that are disoriented and dead in the cellphone tower environment, is it possible that radiation is responsible for the persistence of what we call bird flu? This disease has killed chickens and other poultry and is officially attributed to the common virus by marking H5N1.<\/p><p>Avian viruses make sense due to accidents due to ignorance, or neglect, of the cumulative effects of exposure to electromagnetic radiation, especially microwaves, which continue to increase and coincide with the practice of high tech and modern chicken production systems.<\/p><p>Recommendation<\/p><p>Comprehensive monitoring and recording of background radiation in geostatic patterns of vital locations especially in areas that are densely populated with animal husbandry and human populations.<\/p><p>the implementation of the WHO 'Prevention Principle' as the National Standard for further efforts in electromagnetic applications.<\/p><p>Ensure public access to radiation hazard information.<\/p>","appCategory":"phone","app":"musing\/1.1","appParentAuthor":"bala41288","musingPostType":"answer","appTitle":"Do you think cellphone towers are affecting the birds population?","musingAppVersion":"1.1"}" |
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