Effects of Electrosmog on Birds: An Overview

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Eubios Journal of Asian and International Bioethics 26 (6):216-218 (2016)
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Microwave radiation from mobile phone towers popularly termed as ‘Electrosmog’ is considered to some evidence to cause damaging effects on humans, birds and other animals. In this work an overview has been done on the importance of birds, and the effects of electrosmog on birds.

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