Risk to pollinators from anthropogenic electro-magnetic radiation (EMR): Evidence and knowledge gaps
Abstract
Worldwide urbanisation and use of mobile and wireless technologies (5G, Internet of Things) is leading to the proliferation of anthropogenic electromagnetic radiation (EMR) and campaigning voices continue to call for the risk to human health and wildlife to be recognised. Pollinators provide many benefits to nature and humankind, but face multiple anthropogenic threats. Here, we assess whether artificial light at night (ALAN) and anthropogenic...
Paper Details
Title
Risk to pollinators from anthropogenic electro-magnetic radiation (EMR): Evidence and knowledge gaps
Published Date
Dec 1, 2019
Volume
695
Pages
133833 - 133833
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