No one now needs to be reminded of how important the bees are to us. Without bee pollination, there would be very few brightly coloured or scented flowers in the countryside or in our gardens and many of our crops would be devastated. We would be left just with crops that are wind pollinated (mostly cereals) that do not on their own provide a healthy balanced diet, nor to they act as host to the friendly nitrogen fixing bacteria that are essential to the sustainable fertility of our soil.

Unfortunately, there is an all to plausible explanation for how the radiation from mobile telecommunications can upset their two main navigation systems and reduce their immunity to potentially damaging pathogens all in one go. This may be a very heavy price to pay for our unrestricted use of cell phones.

See the attachment to this email or visit: -
http://www.mastsanity.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=269&Itemid=136
which is the same as http://tinyurl.com/CLLfph

Andrew Goldsworthy BSc PhD
Lecturer in Biology (retired)
Imperial College London

The Birds, the Bees and Electromagnetic Pollution

Informant: Martin Weatherall



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