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In 2014 The U.S. Dept Of Interior Warned Cell Tower Radiation Was Harming Birds; Studies Show 5G Will Also
Wireless âWiFiâ radiation is microwave radiation. Research has determined that all sources of wireless radiation (including from cell phones and cell towers) is harmful to birds as well as other animals, insects, nature, and humans. In 2014, the U.S. Department of Interior wrote a letter about their concerns regarding exposure to birds. Thanks to Environmental Health Trust for posting it on their website:
Click here to download the letter.Â
According to research â exposure to 5G millimeter wave radiation also harms birds and other life forms. Thanks to Environmental Health Trust for providing additional links about that too:
Research finds bees and pollinators absorb the higher frequencies of 5G between 3% to 370% higher leading the scientists to warn, âThis could lead to changes in insect behaviour, physiology, and morphology over timeâŚ.â
Research finds wireless frequencies interfere with birdsâ navigation systems, their circadian rhythms, and can harm their development and reproduction.
Research finds trees can be harmed by the radiation from cellular antennas. Effects include altered growth, thinner cell walls and adverse biochemical changes.
EHT has a compendium of research on impacts to trees, bees and birds here.
Unfortunately, many bird lovers â apparently even the Audubon Society â still donât want to believe 5G will harm birds. Regardless, 5G opposition continues to increase in the U.S. and worldwide due to biological, environmental, and other risks.
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