Honey, where are the bees? 28·10·2009 - Visitas: 139 The Times of India, 24/10/09

Honeybees face towering threat from mobiles 8·10·2009 - Visitas: 138

NEW DELHI: The electromagnetic waves emitted by mobile phone towers and cellphones can pose a threat to honey bees, a study published in India has concluded. 2·09·2009 - Visitas: 203

Mobile towers threaten house sparrow: study 19·06·2009 - Visitas: 231 The Hindu

Alarm bells ring for the sparrow. A study by a Kerala-based ecological group has shown that the eggs of sparrows nesting on mobile phone towers fail to hatch even after a month, though the normal incubation period lasts from 10 days to a fortnight. "The birds which started nesting near the towers were found to leave within one week," Pattazhy said. 13·06·2009 - Visitas: 311

Mobile phones may be killing bees and causing human health problems 23·10·2008 - Visitas: 412

Electronic smog ’is disrupting nature on a massive scale’. New study blames mobile phone masts and power lines for collapse of bee colonies and decline in sparrows 13·09·2008 - Visitas: 366 THE INDEPENDENT, 7/9/08

LA INDIA: Study on sparrows urgently required say experts. The decline in the population of this chirpy bird has been attributed to environmental changes following ecological disturbance, coupled with increase in presence of electro-magnetic radiation and natural habitat destruction. 23·08·2008 - Visitas: 390 The Hindu News, 22/8/08

Effects of exposing chicken eggs to a cell phone in "call" position over the entire incubation period. 9·05·2008 - Visitas: 591 Theriogenology. 2008 Apr 1;69(6):737-45

Why frogs don’t like mobile phones 29·04·2008 - Visitas: 501