Cellphones, wifi and cancer: Will Trump's budget cuts zap vital ‘electrosmog' research?

The Ecologist
Mar 27, 2017, 8:13 am84 pts
Just as long term research into the health impacts of the 'electrosmog' created by wifi and mobile phones is yielding its first results, it's at risk of sudden termination from President Trump's budget cuts, writes Paul Mobbs. But the cuts have little to do with saving money - and a lot to do with protecting…

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