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A recent study highlights the detrimental effects of electromagnetic interference on various non-human species, including birds and insects, threatening ecological balance. It calls for policy reforms to recognize EMF as an ecological risk, urging regulators to establish guidelines and protect wildlife from man-made radiation impacts to ensure their survival and the food supply.
In January 2026, a Swedish study revealed a significant rise in sleep disorder diagnoses among children and adolescents, increasing seventeen-fold from 2001 to 2024. Conducted by Mona Nilsson and Lennart Hardell, the research links higher exposure to wireless radiation to these rising sleep problems. The findings raise public health concerns regarding long-term consequences.
Wireless Program at Environmental Health Sciences - 14jan2026. Numerous Organizations and Local Governments Oppose the FCC Cell Tower Fast-Track Rules: Over 5,451 Comments filed! This webpage lists key letters and is updated regularly by Theodora Scarato, Director of the Wireless Program at Environmental Health Sciences. Last update December January 14, 2026 at 8:53 pm. The … Continue reading Official Letters Opposing FCC Cell Tower Fast-Track Rules
ICBE-EMF - 14jan2026. The International Commission on the Biological Effects of Electromagnetic Fields, experts on cell tower and wireless radiation, sent a letter to Congress ahead of the House oversight hearing January 14, 2026. Washington, DC- “The FCC’s cell tower radiation limits are not science-based, not protective of public health, and have not been meaningfully … Continue reading U.S. and International Scientists Urge Congress to Question FCC Over Outdated Cell Tower and Wireless Radiation Safety Limit
