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of Stefano Quintarelli

Let's keep in mind when we say they are "too much money." An investment that pays off in a few years, generating employment (not accumulating debt), which raises investment and development over the next COSTA decades as a month of debt.

POINT 1-Italy, October 1867 billion public debt - Bank of Italy that public officials have found "unexplained anomaly" in the trees, not caused by any viral or bacterial infection known for plants.

to express doubt that the bombing which they are subjected to electromagnetic trees due to the spread of wireless connections can cause the disease are very serious researchers of the 'Dutch Wageningen University

, who monitored the health status of ash trees in the city of Alphen aan den Rijn.

The case is also a positive example of civic education: to commission their study were the same city authorities
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after finding that some plants had started to become ill for unknown reasons, not related to the usual viruses, and parasites of the plant world. Strange cracks, discoloration of leaves and various forms of tissue necrosis that can not be explained using the usual parameters. To understand the reason for this behavior, researchers have observed 20 ash trees, exposing them to different types of radiation for three months: in particular, the trees were exposed to six radio sources with different frequencies, from 2412 -2472 MHz
(ie microwave) at 100 mW , analyzing the importance of the distance from the source. Contrary As we wrote in a post on the therapy
palm weevil, a relatively low power can cause damage to plants. The first results of the study as the researchers warn, must be confirmed by further investigations. The trees closest to the Wi-Fi networks would still have developed a particular opacity "leaden" ("lead-like shine") on their leaves, caused by the death of the upper and lower epidermis. The Dutch scientists have however called for caution as viruses and air pollution have not yet been completely excluded. According to the researchers in the Netherlands about 70% of trees in urban areas suffer from symptoms which are not directly attributable to diseases known so far. Of these symptoms are part of cracks, bumps, discoloration and various forms of tissue damage. Ten years ago, the problem was with only 10% of the trees. Faced with these data, it becomes an urgent priority and recommend extreme caution in using these new technologies in the name of the precautionary principle. Thinking about the possible negative effects on human health! The news, first taken by American Pc of World
and then by Read Write Web, has suffered around the web, prompting outcry and concerns, so that the Netherlands Authority for the antennas was forced to declare that are not required alarm ...