POSTED ON JUNE 2, 2022 By Sara Tipton An unusually high honey bee die-off in Canada is going to impact the world’s farming system. Bees are necessary pollinators and help in all agricultural industries. In 2020, the total estimated contribution from the Canadian honey and bee industrywas between $4 to $5.5 billion. But over this […]
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BY DANA DOVEY / NEWSWEEK Magazine 5/19/18 AT 9:00 AM Technology is quite literally destroying nature, with a new report further confirming that electromagnetic radiation from power lines and cell towers can disorientate birds and insects and destroy plant health. The paper warns that as nations switch to 5G this threat could increase. In the new analysis, EKLIPSE, an […]
April 3, 2017 https://www.thefoghornexpress.com/single-post/The-5G-Network-What-You-Dont-Know-Can-Kill-You Reinette Senum How would you feel if you knew that an untested technology is being deployed across America with no government oversight, no transparency, no public input, no regulations, and no long-term studies on health and environmental impacts? How would you feel if you knew sensors are rolling out to […]
Global Union Against Radiation Deployment from Space For Immediate Release Date: March 25, 2015 Who: Global Union Against Radiation Deployment from Space (GUARDS) Contact: Ed Friedman, Maine USA, 207-666-3372 edfomb@comcast.net Five companies are gearing up to provide high-speed global WiFi coverage from space within the next three to four years. This would be […]
Wants Maple Ridge to have require some consultation of cell tower locations PHIL MELNYCHUK Apr. 11, 2012 8:00 a.m. Whonnock resident Janet Foster is concerned about cell tower plans for next door. If Whonnock residents have their way, a 60-metre high cellphone tower won’t be built in their eastern Maple Ridge neighbourhood. But if they’re unsuccessful […]
By Alex Roslin Publish Date: August 16, 2007 What’s happening to the bees? The fuzzy little honey-making critters are dying off like the dinosaurs, and no one knows why. In the U.S., according to a congressional report updated in June, up to 36 percent of 2.4 million bee colonies were wiped out last winter. Canadian […]
