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The Science on Wildlife, Electromagnetic Fields, and Wireless Radiation
Scientific evidence on environmental risks from wireless. Studies report that wireless and other non-ionizing EMF emitted by power lines, mobile phones, cell towers, and wireless infrastructure can harm wildlife, including trees, birds, bees, and other key insect pollinators that are essential to ecosystem health and agriculture.
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