Why are the trees dying?
Anyone can see that our trees are suffering from stress
and early death. All but the experts and responsible authorities...
Örjan Hallberg, Hallberg Independent Research, 2009-12-04
I took a walk in the surroundings of my home south of Stockholm
to take some photos of trees that obviousely are not doing
so well. There are some general remarks I would like to do.
- The trees seem to be stressed and are growing at a rate
I have never seen before. Young leaf trees can grow 3 meters
from May to September, or around 1 mm per hour.
- Young spruce trees start to produce cones much earlier
in life than is normal. And the cones are overwelmingly
found at the top of the tree in large amounts. (A sign of
good health?...)
- A large percentage of the oaks are really dying and have
lost all leaves on the whole or parts of the tree, especially
at the top.
- Many birches started to lose their leaves much earlier
than normal this year and especially at the top. This summer
was wet so there was no problem with water supply.
Take a look at my photos. Just by coincidence many of the
damaged trees are found in the vicinity of mobile masts. May-be
the masts have been painted with some poisonous paint?
Question to Radiation
Safety Authority. And the answer.
Also SLU has given a comment.
Örjan Hallberg, Hallberg Independent Research
http://hir.nu and http://hudcancer.nu
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