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Environmental media scholarship, over the last decade, has increasingly focused on the myriad entanglements, intertwinements, and co-constitutions of media and environment. These range from films depicting environmental issues and practices to media technologies being manufactured from environmental matter, such as minerals mined from the earth (Starosielski and Walker 2016; Parikka 2015). To many such pairings discussed in the inaugural stream of Media+Environment, one could add the study of the environmental health effects of mobile phones and media, and, more specifically, how electrosensitives are wary of wireless media signals and infrastructures—in their 2G, 3G, 4G, and now 5G avatars.

Sensitivity to Electromagnetic Stimuli: Entwined Histories of Wireless Signals and Plant Ecologies