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Electro-stress

Richard Box

Artist Richard Box of Bristol University in Bristol, England put several hundred fluorescent light tubes in the ground under some high tension wires in a field east of Bath, England. In the daylight, it looks like nothing is happening, but when it gets dark, it is clear that all of the tubes are glowing as a result of the "waste emission" coming from the overhead wires.

This is the best evidence I have seen of what this kind of energy might be doing to those who live under or even near such sources of electricity!

You might also want to check out Return of the Dragon Hazards of Man Made Magnetism.