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Severe and Rapid Deterioration of the Environment due to EMR
Executive Summary
March 9, 2025
Dear Mr. Kennedy,
My name is Diana Kordas and I am writing to you from the Greek island of Samos, where we have observed severe and rapid deterioration of the environment due to EMR, especially since 4G and then 5G were introduced. We have no pesticides or agrochemicals in our area, no lights, and the problems we are observing cannot possibly be due to climate change. These include the following effects, all of which I believe to be either DNA or developmental damage due to EMR:
1. Massive decline of insect species, including soil insects and pollinators.
This morning in my e-mail I was notified of a new article by Dr. Naomi Wolf, titled “What is a War?”
It is a long article and covers a number of the peculiarities that are being reported about the ongoing wildfire disaster in and around Los Angeles. I won’t repeat them here, but I wanted to point out a particularly strange phenomenon she describes about halfway through her article. She was apparently holding on-line interviews with people in the city. She writes, “By Friday, I began to notice that things seemed very strange in Los Angeles, even for a disaster area. I had multiple interviews for two consecutive days with people located in that city; and all five of them kept looking out of the window at flames and smoke that were drawing nearer as we did our work.
“I kept saying, “Let’s wrap this up so you can be safe, or can go get to safety,” but all five of them, on two different days, did not cut short the interviews, and did not leave. As the inferno raged on, a dear friend in the city was begged to leave by her family, but she too did not move out of harm’s way. She stayed and stayed, though I too begged her to clear out, and to regroup from a position of safety. Another friend would text me images of flames thirty feet high at the end of his street, but he too did not leave.”
She says, “I have never seen people react that way when faced with grave danger.” In her experience as a reporter, the most traumatized people in war zones and disaster areas, she says, become hypervigilant and seek to get themselves and their families away to safety. In LA, though, she writes, “I could not pick up urgency in the people with whom I was in touch in LA; clips on social media, even of people who had lost a great deal, or who were at that moment threatened by fire, and even guests on national TV who were in the midst of events, also had an unusually calm affect.
Observations in Vegetable Fields With and Without Line-of-Sight Exposure to 5G within First Year of Introduction
Patricia A. ORMSBY
Abstract
This report presents a passive comparison of biodiversity and agricultural conditions between an area with direct exposure to beam-formed transmissions from fifth-generation mobile communications system (5G) antennas and an area without direct exposure, both temporally (2023 without transmissions versus 2024 with transmissions) and spatially (exposed expanse of fields versus fields sheltered by houses and satoyama groves in 2024). Though other factors existed that could impact biodiversity, clear differences could be identified in many species and crops in the comparisons made. These were particularly notable in voles, moderately large frogs, dragonflies and butterflies, with body sizes similar to one of the newly introduced 5G transmission wavelengths of 6.6 cm. Very small flying insects such as mosquitoes, flies and aphids also appeared to be impacted by the newly introduced 5G transmissions as did crop yield (pollination and other causes) and plant viability. Particularly affected crops included nightshades and cucurbits, especially in elevated locations, such as on trellises. There was a tendency to grow strongly, start bearing fruit and then wither before the fruit could mature. Some other crops such as legumes and sweet potatoes benefitted, seemingly from decreased numbers of rodent and insect pests. Since coherence of radiofrequency transmissions has been noted before as an important factor in the severity of effects from radiofrequency radiation, the satoyama environment, with its patchwork of groves, noted before for promoting biodiversity, may provide some protection by blocking direct exposure to beam-formed microwave transmissions in certain areas. The possibility should be investigated that this is a result of decreased coherence of the radiation that penetrates. Shielding of plants by dense foliage of other plants in the irradiated area appeared to improve crop yield and plant viability. The author recommends taking these observations into account when siting radiating infrastructure to preserve biodiversity and viability of small-scale mixed-crop gardening, which contributes important nutrition to the human diet.
Key words: coherence, dragonflies, fifth-generation mobile communications system (5G), frogs, radiofrequency radiation, satoyama, vegetable gardening, voles
Panagopoulos DJ, Karabarbounis A, Yakymenko I, and Chrousos GP (2021) Human-made electromagnetic fields: Ion forced-oscillation and voltage-gated ion channel dysfunction, oxidative stress and DNA damage (Review). Int J Oncol 59: 92; www.spandidos-publications.com/ijo/59/5/92
In a 2021 paper, Dr. Dimitris J. Panagopoulos, a biophysicist from the National Centre for Scientific Research in Athens, Greece and his team provide for the first time a complete, plausible and precise biophysical/biochemical mechanism to explain the great number of experimental and epidemiological findings connecting human-made EMF exposure with DNA damage and related pathologies.
The contents of the paper are as follows:
1. Introduction
2. Biophysical action of polarized/coherent EMFs resulting in voltage‑gated ion channel (VGIC) dysfunction and disruption of cell electrochemical balance
3. Biochemical processes activated by irregular gating of VGICs, leading to DNA damage
4. Discussion
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