Mobile phones make the global climate hotter
According to the conclusion of a scientific forum in Colombia that just ended last weekend, mobile phones make the global climate phenomenon become more serious.
According to the conclusion of a scientific forum in Colombia that just ended last weekend, mobile phones make the global climate phenomenon become more serious.
About 50 scientists and researchers met at a conference on sustainable development organized by the University of Manzales (western Colombia). They have called for a reduction in mobile communications.
Speaking on Radio Colombia, scientist Caracol Jorge Reynolds, one of the world's pioneers, developed a cardiac pacemaker in the late 1960s, explaining: 'Mobile phones work with radio frequency. energy generating route '.
'A call has an insignificant impact on the climate, but there are billions of calls a day in the world that cause global climate phenomena to heat up,' Reynolds said.
According to Reynolds, in addition to mobile phones, there are other factors that contribute to the global warming of the climate more seriously like heat generated by cars.
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