The Environmental Health Trust created an excellent infographic titled, “How Wireless Technology Makes it Hard to Be(e) a Bee.”
There are some interesting parallels between bee behavior and human behavior in response to non-native Electromagnetic Radiation.
“…the radiation emitted by our cell phones, cell towers, and wireless tech have been found to negatively alter bee behavior, induce biochemical changes, and impact bee reproduction.”
“The bees’ resistance to environmental stressors is weakened by wireless exposure.”
Infographic source: https://ehtrust.org/wp-content/uploads/wireless-stings.jpg
Please consider sharing this infographic to raise awareness within your community.
As we learned in the last post, climate science and public health are currently lacking exposure to this important overarching topic.
Here are two articles regarding the tragic decline in pollinators, which are essential for our food supply and ecosystem.
The articles sadly do not explore the confounding variable of non-native Electromagnetic Radiation.
To read the above article: https://www.newsweek.com/population-american-bumblebee-diminished-nearly-90-percent-study-says-1636758

To read the above article: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2023/jan/09/global-pollinator-losses-causing-500000-early-deaths-a-year-study
Non-Native Electromagnetic Radiation is an important missing link for our current environmental and societal challenges.
We need more journalists, scientists, doctors, public officials, and citizens of the world to join together and raise awareness of this important issue affecting wildlife and public health.
Source 1; Source 2; Source 3; Source 4; Source 5; Source 6; Source 7
Please consider sharing this topic within your community.
The first step to creating change is the awareness it is needed.
If you’d like to learn more, the Environmental Health Trust recently created a new website devoted solely to the environmental impacts of modern technology: https://wirelessenviroimpacts.science
The new website was created in partnership with Prevent Cancer Now and Canadians for Safe Technology.
It includes an environmental research database: https://wirelessenviroimpacts.science/zotero-database
Additional Resources to Explore:
Published Research on the Adverse Effect of Wireless Technology and Electromagnetic Radiation on Bees: https://ehtrust.org/published-research-adverse-effect-wireless-technology-electromagnetic-radiation-bees
Biological Effects of Electromagnetic Radiation on Birds: https://ehtrust.org/biological-effects-of-electromagnetic-radiation-on-birds
Research Studies on Impacts to the Environment from Wireless: Trees, Plants, Pollinators, Birds, and Wildlife: https://ehtrust.org/research-studies-on-impacts-to-the-environment-from-wireless-trees-plants-pollinators-birds-and-wildlife
Simple Ways to Reduce Wireless Radiation: https://ehtrust.org/educate-yourself/ten-steps-to-safe-tech
Helpful Guides for Creating a Healthy Tech Environment in your Home, School, and Office: https://healthytechhome.org/factsheets

We are all connected within our ecosystem.
Let us not forget while we still have the chance to remember.
Published by Melissa Hayes, M.S.
Reclaimed Wellness, LLC
Contact to help raise awareness on this topic:
Website: https://reclaimedwellness.org
Email: reclaimedwellness@pm.me
