Sospechan que la extinción de los gorriones se debe a los teléfonos móviles 22·01·2011 - Visitas: 953 20 MINUTOS. 17/1/2011

INDIA: Cellphone towers disorient homer pigeons 1·01·2011 - Visitas: 754

INDIA: Panel to study tower effect on birds & bees / Un panel de expertos estudiará los efectos de las antenas de telefonía sobre las abejas y las aves 4·09·2010 - Visitas: 818 Telegraph, 2/9/2010

Efectos de las antenas de telefonía móvil sobre los renacuajos de la rana bermeja (Rana temporaria): La ciudad convertida en un laboratorio 1·09·2010 - Visitas: 2122

Lyons woman studies how radio waves affect trees 16·07·2010 - Visitas: 953

Honey, where are the bees? 28·10·2009 - Visitas: 1002 The Times of India, 24/10/09

Honeybees face towering threat from mobiles 8·10·2009 - Visitas: 932

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: 1120

Mobile towers threaten house sparrow: study 19·06·2009 - Visitas: 981 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: 1196