STUDY ON ELECTROMAGNETIC POLLUTION GENERATED BY COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS

This article explores the impact of electromagnetic pollution generated by modern communication systems on the environment and human health. The study looks at the main sources of electromagnetic pollution, including base stations for mobile phone networks, transmission antennas, and other equipment used in communications infrastructure. The effects of exposure to electromagnetic fields (EMF) on the human body are investigated, with a focus on possible risks to public health, including neurological and carcinogenic disorders. International regulations and standards aimed at limiting exposure and protecting the population are also presented.