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Deadly Rainbow: Will 5G Precipitate the Extinction of All Life on Earth?
By Robert J. Burrowes In his recently revised and updated book The Invisible Rainbow: A History of Electricity and Life, scientist Arthur Firstenberg has made both science and history comprehensible by explaining the importance and significance to life on Earth … Continue reading
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Tagged 5G, amphibians, Arthur Firstenberg, bioelectromagnetics, Birds, Covid-19, electricity, environment, Extinction, forests, Insects, pandemics, science, SpaceX, The Invisible Rainbow: A History of Electricity and Life
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Our Vanishing World: Birds
By Robert J. Burrowes At the beginning of the nineteenth century, it is estimated that the total number of passenger pigeons in the United States was about three billion birds. The bird was immensely abundant, as illustrated by this passage … Continue reading
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Tagged Biodiversity, Birds, Climate Change, Dr. Kenneth V. Rosenberg, Ecology, environment, Extinction, habitat destruction, Herbicides, Insects, Neonicotinoids, passenger pigeons, Pesticides, Philosophy, plastics, poaching, psychology, radiation, Socialization, Sociology, Violence, war, wildlife trafficking
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