In a time when concerned activists and ecologists continually point to mankind?s progressively selfish destruction of the planet, the thoughtless eradication of countless species, and the decadent waste of vital resources, it would now appear that mobile phone users have shifted into the spotlight of criticism where impending doom is concerned.
More specifically, certain scientific quarters are suggesting that the proliferation of the mobile phone could pave the way to huge food shortages caused by failing harvests around the world, reports the Belfast Telegraph.
Although April 01 has already passed, the worrying theory offered up by scientists is no prank, and it points out that the levels of radiation emitted by mobile phones could well be a defining influence in the sudden decline of crop-pollinating honeybees. Odd as it may sound, the swift disappearance of the honeybee has spread from the U.S. through to mainland Europe, and is now also said to be having an impact on the United Kingdom.
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http://tech.monstersandcritics.com/n...ing_honeybees_
This is a much more imminent and more disasterous problem in the short-term than a natural thousands-year cycle of global warming. I'm not a major cel-user myself (I might use mine 6 times a year, quite literally), but I know many people who spend their lives attached to one. Really makes you think.
More specifically, certain scientific quarters are suggesting that the proliferation of the mobile phone could pave the way to huge food shortages caused by failing harvests around the world, reports the Belfast Telegraph.
Although April 01 has already passed, the worrying theory offered up by scientists is no prank, and it points out that the levels of radiation emitted by mobile phones could well be a defining influence in the sudden decline of crop-pollinating honeybees. Odd as it may sound, the swift disappearance of the honeybee has spread from the U.S. through to mainland Europe, and is now also said to be having an impact on the United Kingdom.
More Here:
http://tech.monstersandcritics.com/n...ing_honeybees_
This is a much more imminent and more disasterous problem in the short-term than a natural thousands-year cycle of global warming. I'm not a major cel-user myself (I might use mine 6 times a year, quite literally), but I know many people who spend their lives attached to one. Really makes you think.
I never liked the winter anyway
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