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  1. However, honeybees are also being increasingly exposed to artificial, low-frequency EMF (such as those from overhead power lines), which acts as a stressor on honeybees, by altering the magnetic maps used during foraging flights and navigation and producing a magnetoreception disorder ().This leads to fewer honeybees returning to the colony, disorientation, or even a total loss of adult ...
  2. beeculture.com

    The potential for harmful impacts from electromagnetic radiation to bees first came into the general public's consciousness shortly after the emergence of Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD). It was the result of reports of a study in which cordless telephone base stations that emitted 1900-MHz electromagnetic field (EMF) radiation were set in ...
  3. sciencedirect.com

    The emission of radiofrequency electromagnetic fields (RF-EMF) puts the surrounding environment inevitably into contact with this radiation. We have therefore exposed honey bee queen larvae to the radiation of a common mobile phone device (GSM band at 900 MHz) during all stages of their pre-adult development including pupation.
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  5. Honey bees are known to use the Earth's geomagnetic field to determine their direction and return to their hives after foraging. However, with the rapid proliferation of electronic devices and mobile towers emitting electromagnetic radiation, artificial EMF fields are increasingly invading the natural environment of bees.
  6. sciencedirect.com

    This anthropogenic electromagnetic radiation is a form of environmental pollution and a potential stressor on bees or other flying insects. Cities often have a high density of wireless devices operating on microwave frequencies, which generate electromagnetic frequencies e.g. in the 2.4 and 5.8 GHz bands commonly used by the wireless ...
  7. iopscience.iop.org

    Exposure standards are considered, an analysis of the 5G electromagnetic radiation (EMR) effect on bees and methods of protection against exposure is carried out. The Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) value was calculated and it was concluded that the specific absorbed power is significantly less than the value causing the thermal effect on a ...
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