The commenter calls for stopping 5G, cites reports and studies concerning bees, birds and other wildlife,…

The Honey Bee says: STOP 5G - 5th Generation Wireless Technology Headline News The harmful effects of EMFs on nature are scientifically based and have been under-reported for over a decade. Here are just a few facts most people would like to know. • Technology is quite literally destroying nature. . . with electromagnetic radiation from power lines and cell towers. . . 5G could increase threat. Newsweek, 2018 • 180 scientists and doctors from 35 countries have signed a recommendation for a 5G moratorium. • 5G increases body temperature of insects. Pro Natura, 2019 • A $30 million US National Toxicology Program (NTP) study in 2018 found “clear evidence” that cell phone radiation is linked to cancer. • . . . unprecedented exposure interferes with the natural functioning of humans, animals, and plants. Dr. Ulrich Warnke: Bees and Mankind: Destroying Nature by ‘Electrosmog’, 2009 • “Birds disappearing mysteriously. . . bees under threat. . . . increasing evidence EMF pollution such as cell towers, cell phones, cordless phones and wifi is a factor.” Dr. Andrew Goldsworthy, 2009 The Birds, the Bees and EMF Pollution • EMFs can cause cancer. (Hardell and Carlberg, 2018) (Soffritti, 2016) (Peleg, 2018) • Electromagnetic Fields A ‘Credible Threat’ To Wildlife Joel M. Moskowitz, Ph.D., Principia Scientific International, 2018 • “Due to electromagnetic smog, honeybees are often unable to return to their hives (Harst et al., 2006; Favre, 2011; Sharma & Kumar 2010; Sahib, 2011), the resulting massive loss of workers thenleads to a colony collapse (e.g. Harst et al. 2006; Sharma a nd Kumar 2010), which is why electromagnetic radiation has been suggested as one potential cause of colony collapse disorder (CCD) (e.g. Warnke 2009; Sahib 2011)” Journal of Insect Conservation (Lázaro et al, 2016) • Radiation impacts on wild birds documented nest abandonment, plumage deterioration and death. Lab studies of chick embryos documented heart attacks and death. (Al Manville PhD USFWS, 2016) • EMFs evoke aversive behavior, developmental anomalies and mortality in studied animal groups. (Ministry of Environment & Forests Report 2011 P6)