How does the mobile phone affect the environment?

Answer 1

Cell phones are considered as perceived obsolescence, meaning that the object is still perfectly functional, but not stylish or modern, and you throw it away. Once it is in the dump, it releases toxins into the environment. Research also shows that the death of many bees is caused by cell phone radiation. The theory is that the bees do not return in their hives when radiation is nearby. It can also affect human. The radiation can crate things such as brain cancer. lung problems and nerve problems. One way to help would be to recycle the phone after its use. By: JZ

Answer 2

There are lots of ways that mobile phones can affect the environment. Such as:

- Birds that fly by cell phone towers gets confused and damages it's navigational abilities by the radiation sent out by the tower.

- Cows that graze near phone towers suffer a lot of problems like reproduction problems, behavior problems and general health problems.

- Phones contain harmful chemicals in it's battery.

- Mobile phones also have toxins in it.

-It's radiation can kill bees, especially in areas where there is lots of phones in use.

Answer 3

they contain toxic and bad substances that are bad for the environment. people dont recycle their old cell phones either so once the it gets destroyed, chemicals are released into the environment.

Answer 4

you have to charge the phone up, and when you use the phone you use a cell-site mast, the big masts that give you signal on the phone, also when you finish using the phone most people just throw it in the bin. but you can recycle them.

Answer 5

the cell phone has a negative effect on the enviroment. It contains harmful chemicals in its batteries and the radiation is killing the bees in Europe. :(

Answer 6

The electricity caused by one phone could kill an animal

Answer 7

Of course, cell phone towers disrupt the ecosystem and birds probably fly into them and get killed.

Answer 8

no. communists harm the enviroment, and cats.

Answer 9

They're not! I'm a Survivor of the sixth world war and back then we used bananas!