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Einar Flydal - 08may2025. (Post Translation from Norwegian) The other day I found out that someone had uploaded a lecture I gave to my colleagues at NTNU (Telematics Norwegian University of Science and Technology) in 2014, on the website Research Gate. It was a kind of "farewell lecture" I gave when I had finally decided … Continue reading Are we killing the bees? – revisiting a lecture from 2014
Die Schafstelze ist in der Schweiz nur auf Besuch - dieses Foto stammt aus den Niederlanden. © cc-by Rob Zweers, Wikimedia Commons INFOsperber - Daniela Gschweng - 03.05.2025. Vogelgezwitscher gehört zum Frühling wie duftende Blumen und summende Insekten. Nur gibt es immer weniger Vögel. Auch wer in einer Stadt lebt, kann es bemerken: Der Frühling tönt weniger laut … Continue reading Artensterben: Das Frühjahr wird stiller
International Journal of Research Daniel Favre - Olle Johansson - 30apr2025. Abstract. Research shows that low-level anthropogenic electromagnetic fields negatively impact various species in their behaviour, affecting orientation, migration, foraging, reproduction, nesting, territorial defense, vitality, and survival. Many insects, like honeybees, rely on Earth's electromagnetic fields for orientation and foraging. The honeybees react negatively to … Continue reading Honeybees behaviour in a Faraday-shielded hive: Mandatory Schumann resonance for colony survival
This Week on Green Street - 25apr2025. Grassroots Environmental Education This week on Green Street, Patti and Doug Wood talk about the health impact of higher temperatures and rising humidity from climate change, President Trump's elimination of research on firefighters and cancer, and the relationship between wireless radiation exposure and lower fertility. Then Dr. Cindy … Continue reading Kids, Tech & Health with Dr. Cindy Russell
