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Human Development
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2026
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- Cell Tower Fires Are Electrical Fires: What Does This Mean For Firefighters?
- Epidemiological Studies of Wireless Technologies
- Laptop Revive: Great, Unless….
- Infrasonic and Ultrasonic Noise From Wind Turbines
- Bacterial Effects of EMF Exposure
- The Hidden Science of mRNA Production
- Natural medicine combats oxidative stress (part 2) – Oregano
- Natural medicine combats oxidative stress (part 1)
- Interview with Dr. Ulrich Warnke
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ARCHIVES
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Interview with neurobiologist
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Dr. Keren Grafen
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The negative effects of high-frequency EMF on the brain development of children and adolescents
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Interview in
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Tag Archives: The Bjørndal Cycle
Do the woods really sing forever?
Index Introduction The trees stopped growing. What could be the cause? Climate change? Characteristics of pine, spruce, aspen and birch The forest is more than a collection of trees The Norwegian wilderness The impact of tourism on the wilderness The … Continue reading →
Posted in Deep Ecology, EMF (electro magnetic field), Hydro Power, Public Health, Trees, wilderness
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Tagged 4G LTE, 5G, Arbor Day, arbores, arbres, ARPANSA, aspen, árboles, birch, bomen, Book, cellphones, celltowers, Climate Change, conflicts of interest, drought, DSA, dying of forests, Ecology, electromagnetic radiation, EMF, environment, Ethics, FCC, forest ecology, forest fires, forests, Health, Healthcare, Helsedirektoratet, hytte, ICNIRP, internet, klimaendring i norge, mothertrees, Natural Health, Nature, Norge, Norway, Norwegian forests, pine, plagues, Pollution, radio frequencies, RNCNIRP, SafetyCode6, science, spruce, Stop 5G, Suzanne Simard, telecom, The Bjørndal Cycle, tourism, trær, tree damage, Trygve Gulbranssen, University of British Columbia, WHO, WHO-EMFproject, wireless, woods
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