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Honey, where are the bees?
Times of India - New Delhi, India ... that said electromagnetic radiation (EMR) from cell phone masts could be ... "In the 77-sq km city of Chandigarh, there were 199 mobile phone towers at ... http://timesofindia.i ndiatimes.com/india/Honey- where-aer-the-bees/article show/5156423.cms -------- The... ...
Mobile radiation stunts crop growth
Max Martin Bangalore, September 13, 2009 Mobile phones may have become ubiquitous in rural areas and popular among farmers. But electromagnetic radiation emanating from them may be stunting the growth... ...
House Sparrow: Declining Population
Northern Voices Online - Chandigarh, UT, India It also eats weeds and insects, especially during the breeding season. ... There are various causes for dramatic decrease in their population, ... http://nvonews.com/20 09/05/18/house-sparrow%E2% 80%93-declining-population / --------... ...
Mobiles boil eggs
Tanveer Thakur CHANDIGARH, Oct 8: It is not quite the fastest way to cook an egg, but researchers have found that if a raw egg is placed in between four switched-on cell phones, it will be ready to eat... ...
Radiation from mobile towers wipes out birds
3 Oct 2008, 0507 hrs IST,TNN CHENNAI: Set a bird song as your mobile ringtone. For that may soon be the only way you get to hear from our winged friends —studies show that the increasing number of cell... ...
Mobile phone use 'raises children's risk of brain cancer fivefold'
Alarming new research from Sweden on the effects of radiation raises fears that today's youngsters face an epidemic of the disease in later life By Geoffrey Lean, Environment Editor Sunday, 21 September... ...
When Bees Disappear, Will Man Soon Follow?
Apr 5th, 2007, 7:45 AM Jean-Claude Gerard Koven Last week I received an email from a friend reporting a sudden, devastating collapse in America's bee population. The message triggered an immediate unpleasant... ...