Administration of the Effects of Wireless Electromagnetic Fields on Living Tissues in Sustainable Urban Ecosystems

A relevant objective of managing an electromagnetic (EM) device is to improve its expected results and reduce its undesirable side effects. In this context, this paper aims to evaluate the interest of the two One Health and Responsible Attitude methods in the daily practice of wireless transmission (or transfer) in EM energy devices. These approaches are respectively linked to device eco-design and optimization, as well as to the protection of biodiversity and ecosystems against device side effects related to EM field (EMF) radiation. The present review aims to evaluate the significance of these approaches in administering the augmentation of planned results while lessening the unsolicited ones, in the practice of wireless transference in EM energy tools, in the background of an urban situation. The exploration focuses specifically on two phenomena involved in urban environments and likely to disturb living tissues engaged in biodiversity, including humans, animals, plants, flowers, etc. The first concerns the effects of EMF radiation or noise from communication devices on detecting and assisting tools near or onboard living tissues of biodiversity. The second concerns the harmful biological effects of wireless battery-charging energy-transfer devices onboard electric vehicles on the living tissues of biodiversity. The results of the analysis suggest that the fusion of these approaches enables sustainable and reliable urban use of wireless electromagnetic devices, which is perfectly coherent with their design, which is compatible with the preservation of biodiversity and its ecosystems. The various topics in this paper, while autonomous, are supported by literature examples, enabling a deeper understanding.