U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services Division of Migratory Bird Management filed electronically on WT docket 08-61 and WT docket number 03-187 regarding the environmental effects of the FCC's antenna structure registration program (2011) "Radiation impacts have only...
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New Study Power lines and birds: An overlooked threat in South America
Power lines and birds: An overlooked threat in South America by Natalia Rebolo-Ifrán, Pablo Plaza, Juan Manuel Pérez-García, Víctor Gamarra-Toledo, Francisco Santander, Sergio A. Lambertucci, published in Perspectives in Ecology and Conservation Highlights Power...
Wildlife Biologist on Cell Tower Impacts to Bats and Birds
My Life for the Birds & Bats: Friends of Merrymeeting Bay Presents Wildlife Biologist Albert Manville Al Manville, Senior Wildlife Biologist, of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Retired Adjutant Professor, Johns Hopkins University speaks on his work as a...
5G Safety Studies Have Not Been Done: Birds, Bees, Trees and Children At Risk
No safety studies have been done before 5G was rolled out. European citizens are now urgently asking the EU to establish protection rules. https://signstop5g.eu VIDEO FROM NEW PETITION TO THE EUROPEAN UNION SIGN PETITION HERE Enact regulations to protect all life from...
Biological Effects of Electromagnetic Radiation on Birds
Biological Effects of Electromagnetic Radiation on Birds Electromagnetic exposure is disruptive to birds, especially migratory birds. Electromagnetic fields have been shown to disrupt the magnetic compass orientation used by birds to navigate (Schwarze, et al.,...
5G and Small Cell Environmental Effects: Birds, Bees Trees and Climate
Watch EHT Executive Director Theodora Scarato review the environmental effects of 5G and cell network proliferation with a focus on trees, bees and birds. In addition, she documents the increased energy consumption and climate impacts of 5g and the internet of...
Research Studies on Impacts to the Environment from Wireless: Trees, Plants, Pollinators, Birds and Wildlife
FCC and ICNIRP limits were not developed to protect our flora or fauna. Wireless radiation “safety” limits for trees, plants, birds and bees simply do not exist. No US agency nor international authority with expertise in science, biology or safety has ever acted to...
EPA Letter Confirms Lack of Wireless and 5G Safety Regulations for Birds, Bees and Trees
On July 8, 2020, Lee Ann B. Veal Director, Radiation Protection Division Office of Radiation and Indoor Air, Environmental Protection Agency of the United States of America confirmed that they have no funded mandate regarding wireless radiofrequency matters and that...