Archive: Health (354)

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Edney, T. Problems With Wind Farms Real. Hamilton Spectator

The Problems with Wind Farms Are Real, writes Waubra Foundation Director Tony Edney Hamilton Spectator Letters to the Editor February 22, 2018 There is now simply too much information in the public domain for the wind … Read On »

Laurie, Thorne, Cooper: Startle Reflex & Sensitisation

How are these Biological Phenomena Relevant to Wind Turbine Noise Exposure?  ASA Conference, New Orleans, December 2017 Sarah Laurie, Waubra Foundation Dr Bob Thorne, Acoustar Steven Cooper, The Acoustic Group Questions arising from 7 years of … Read On »

NHMRC Awards Funding Into Wind Farms & Human Health

Media Release – 22 March, 2016 The National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) has awarded two grants totalling $3.3 million to enrich the evidence-based understanding of the effects of wind farms on human health. NHMRC … Read On »

Brown County Hosts Special Meeting on Wind Turbine Health Effects

Dr. Coussons – Robert Rand – Dr. McCunney – Mark Werner — Presentations and Q & A BCCRWE is reissuing this press release to bring to your attention the following: The meeting video YouTube address has … Read On »

Massey Academics Seek Legal Advice

STUFF – Education Janine Rankin, November 16, 2017 Two Massey staff and a Palmerston North consultant are fighting to restore their international reputations after the university’s response to a complaint of dodgy research was released to Australian … Read On »

Ltr to Jacinta Coffey re Latest Research – Ryan’s Hill Permit

6 August, 2017 Mrs Jacinta Coffey Port Fairy, VIC, 3284 Dear Jacinta, As requested, I am providing you with some additional information relating to the known adverse health effects from wind turbine noise that is pertinent … Read On »

Auditory Processing: Where Microseconds Count

Neuroscience News Auditory Processing: Where Microseconds Matter Neuroscience News May 30, 2017 Summary: Researchers identify a mechanism that allows mammals to perceive minimal differences in timing of signal reception in order to localize sounds. Source: LMU. … Read On »