Bee populations decreasing...

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> I have noticed that the tree that is in the back yard of my house never ever grows, yet green leafs indicate that it is indeed still alive. Also all the limbs fell off of a large yacca plant at my old house (near a power tower) recently. The new ones are growing back very, very slowly and often die before getting very big. The previous limbs that broke off one by one and fell to the ground were about 6-8 feet tall. The new ones are lucky to make it to a few inches before they die. I had this tree for over 30 years and this never happened before. Limbs never, ever fell off to the ground on their own. Do you think that these occurrences are related to the EMF/ cell phone/ bee situation? It is so very strange... Also a tree near my old house never grows anymore, like the one in my back yard where I am now. I just can't help but to wonder... Has anyone else seen these sorts of things?
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> --- On Thu, 3/3/11, stephen_vandevijvere<[hidden email]>  wrote:
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>        Scientists are abuzz over a new theory that cell phones are killing off bees.
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> Researchers at Panjab University in Chandigarh, India, placed cell phones by a beehive and powered it up twice a day for 15 minutes over a period of three months.
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> "Increase in the usage of electronic gadgets has led to electropollution of the environment," wrote Ved Prakash Sharma and Neelima Kumar, the authors of the report in the journal Current Science.
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> "Honeybee behavior and biology has been affected by electrosmog since these insects have magnetite in their bodies which helps them in navigation," the pair wrote.
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> According to the United States Department of Agriculture, last year the bee population dropped 30%.
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> One scientist suggests a minor change in the frequency of cell-phone transmissions could help solve the problem.
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> http://www.geekosystem.com/cell-phone-bee-population/
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> "If the bee disappeared off the surface of the globe then man would only have four years of life left. No more bees, no more pollination, no more plants, no more animals, no more man," said Albert Einstein.
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> In the United States, about 30% of all food we consume requires pollination by honey bees.   But now honey bee collonies are mysteriously emptying out without a trace.
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> Europe:  The alarm was first sounded last autumn, but has now hit half of all American states. The West Coast is thought to have lost 60 per cent of its commercial bee population, with 70 per cent missing on the East Coast.  CCD has since spread to Germany, Switzerland, Spain, Portugal, Italy and Greece. And last week John Chapple, one of London's biggest bee-keepers, announced that 23 of his 40 hives have been abruptly abandoned.
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> http://www.androidworld.com/prod14.htm
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> Honey Bee Colony Losses in the U.S., Fall 2007 to Spring 2008
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> Is it a stretch to hypothesize that government mandated spraying of crops with deadly chemicals as well as toxic substances contained in chemtrails could be part of a deliberate program to eliminate the bee population? Or is this just another example of big business flagrantly abusing the eco-system in order to drive up profits?
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> Possible Chemtrail Side Effect? The Declining Bee Population
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> http://www.samaroc.com/youtube/possible-chemtrail-side-effect-the-declining-bee-population-l+aoytd5lMh4u6Y.html
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> Thanks for all the websites! I didn't know so much had already been written about this!
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> --- On Fri, 3/4/11, JD <emailresearch@...> wrote:
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> >Hi Stephen,  I have noticed that the tree that is in the back yard of my house never ever grows, yet green leafs indicate that it is indeed still alive. Also all the limbs fell off of a large yacca plant at my old house (near a power tower) recently. The new ones are growing back very, very slowly and often die before getting very big. The previous limbs that broke off one by one and fell to the ground were about 6-8 feet tall. The new ones are lucky to make it to a few inches before they die. I had this tree for over 30 years and this never happened before. Limbs never, ever fell off to the ground on their own. Do you think that these occurrences are related to the EMF/ cell phone/ bee situation? It is so very strange... Also a tree near my old house never grows anymore, like the one in my back yard where I am now. I just can't help but to wonder... Has anyone else seen these sorts of things?
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> EMR and Plants: Links to 27+ published papers in peer-reviewed scientific journals
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> http://www.livingplanet.be/emrplants.htm
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> WHY OUR URBAN TREES ARE DYING - Andrew Goldsworthy 2011
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> <http://bemri.org/publications/biological-effects-of-non-ionizing-radiation/doc_details/355-why-our-urban-trees-are-dying.html>
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> Electromagnetic fields and Trees
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> http://www.hese-project.org/hese-uk/en/issues/nature.php?id=trees
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> Damage to trees â€" forest dying Observations and pictures. With bibliography. - Translation
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> http://www.hese-project.org/hese-uk/en/issues/nature.php?id=volkrodt_trees
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> Are Electromagnetic Waves the Culprit? Warning from deformed plants. Japan
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> 400MHz EMR reduces chlorophyll production. (Hungary)
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> Studies on the effects of radio-frequency fields on conifers (380MHz, includes chlorophyl effect). Germany
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> Volkrodt: Microwave smog and forest damage
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> http://www.emrpolicy.org/science/forum/volkrodt_microwave_smog.pdf
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> Tree damage from chronic high frequency exposure? ‘The three lime trees’ that speak for themselves.
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> http://www.hese-project.org/hese-uk/en/papers/threelimetrees0704.pdf
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> Wi-Fi Makes Trees Sick, Study Says
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> "The trees were exposed for more than three months to six sources of radiation with frequencies ranging from 2412 to 2472 MHz and a power of 100 mW EIRP at 50 cm distance." - Translation
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> "Adverse Influence of Radio Frequency Background on Trembling Aspen Seedlings: Preliminary Observations"
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> The Effects Of Microwaves On The Trees And Other Plants
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> Microwave smog and forest damage; movement in Bonn after all? Volkrodt
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> Electromagnetic pollution of the environment, Volkrodt
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> Are microwaves faced with a fiasco similar to that experienced by nuclear energy? Volkrodt
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> http://www.emrpolicy.org/science/forum/volkrodt_fiasco.pdf - original document
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> The Path into the Dying Forest, Ulrich Hertel
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> Letter to Professor Wm. Smith, Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies, Volkrodt
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> Study: Cell Phone Radiation Could Be Responsible For Bee Population Decline [Video]
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> http://www.geekosystem.com/cell-phone-bee-population/
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> Bees, Birds and Mankind - Destroying Nature by `Electrosmog
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> http://broschuerenreihe.net/britannien-uk/brochure/bees-birds-and-mankind/index.html
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> http://broschuerenreihe.net/britannien-uk/assets/ki_beesbirdsandmankind_screen.pdf
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> http://broschuerenreihe.net/britannien-uk/assets/ki_beesbirdsandmankind_print.pdf
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> EMR and Birds - Links to published papers in peer-reviewed scientific journals
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> EMR and Animals other than Birds - Links to published papers in peer-reviewed scientific journals
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> http://www.livingplanet.be/emranimals.htm
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> Electromagnetic fields and Birds
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