Cell towers kill

Have you noticed widespread coverage of the Dutch study on the damaging effect of wireless on trees? Very many links, newssearch just on 'wifi' 'trees', many links will come up, several at which are my own comments:

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We have lived in the same location for over 20 years. We have been until last fall relatively distant in our urban setting from cell phone base station antennae (400 & 800m). Last fall at 200m a "low power" new 2.1-something gHz transmitter was aimed our way (and the general ambient level is of course up as well with more & more wireless mania dependencies). A Norway maple previously resplendent (at least 15 of those years) suddenly this spring became defoliated by half ONLY on the side facing the mast (photos available). There are other aspects of vegetative stress on the property: a giant aggressive rosebush for years near that Norway, probably in the same plume of radiation descending on our yard, has turned sickly; there have been leaf deformities never seen all our years here on grape vine & pear tree; one fir tree sheltered mostly from that plume, has newly browned-out spots ONLY where the branches poke out around a north wall thus directly exposed to this new emitter. Wake up! Synthetic xenobiotic radiation like this is a universal bio-/enviro-stressor, and must be turned back starting now, lest everything with cells in its body eventually succumb in one way or another. All over our city, now further densely e-smogged with "smart" utility meters just activated this year, we have noticed accelerated tree stress this year, whereas In local ravines where radiation tends to be much lower there are few or no signs of this defoliation etc. Open your eyes, pay attention to your own symptoms and those of people around you, clue in & tell everyone you can, so as to effect drastic corrective change as speedily as possible. Another current anecdote: black raspberry bush part exposed to new "smart" electricity meter radiation (different locality, stronger transmission, higher frequency) had exposed cane leaves wrinkle and turn yellow and yield inedible-tasting fruit, canes sheltered just fine.

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