Ok, mój błąd, aczkolwiek były tez i takie informacje w tym artykule: "In lab tests, leaves placed for a few months near six radiation sources emitting radio waves in the 2.4 gigahertz range common for Wi-Fi and other wireless communications became discolored and showed a "metallic luster appearance . . . followed by desiccation and death of a portion of the leaf," the website said. Other reports have said that corn cobs exposed to such conditions grew more slowly than expected." Jak sami naukowcy stwierdzili za mało na solidny dowód, ale też trudno nazwać to normalnym zachowaniem.
"More than 60 studies have looked into the impact that electromagnetic mobile communications signals might have on plants, according to an initial review by the Antenna Agency. Some studies did find detrimental effects, though likely as a result of signal intensities being high (and close) enough to cause heat damage ??? not the situation in real life with disparate sources of Wi-Fi signals." Sama agencja jak widać też nie ma 100% pewności że wszystko jest takie zdrowe i bezpieczne jak producenci i normy zapewniają.
Mam jeszcze jeden link do którego się w końcu dogrzebałem. Ten niemiecki apel nazywa się Apel Freiburdzki (09.10.2002 r.)
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