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Falmouth Veteran Battle Wind Turbines – and Health Woes By Bella English Boston Globe January 24, 2014 FALMOUTH — Barry Funfar is a 67-year-old Vietnam veteran who spent most of his waking moments since retirement a … Read On
The Manitoulin Expositor January 7, 2015 Letter to the Right Honourable Stephen Harper, Prime Minister and the Honourable Rona Ambrose, … Read On
Alec N. Salt, Ph.D., Cochlear Fluids Research Laboratory, Washington University in St. Louis Large wind turbines generate very low frequency sounds and infrasound (below 20 Hz) when the wind driving them is turbulent. The amount of … Read On
Australian Federal Senate Inquiry into the Social and Economic Effect of Rural Wind Farms, 2011 Submissions to the Senate Inquiry may be viewed or downloaded from the following website. If you scroll down to Report, and … Read On
Some Days I Experience Headaches So Severe I have to Abandon My Farm Work Submission to The Social & Economic Impact of Rural Wind Farms Australian Federal Senate Inquiry 2011 I have been suffering adverse health … Read On
Palpitations, Anxiety Connected to Sleep Deprivation .. Increased Blood Pressure Submission to The Social & Economic Impact of Rural Wind Farms Australian Federal Senate Inquiry 2011 Developers are not likely to present reliable and factual information … Read On
I Woke In The Night With What Felt Like A Rapidly Beating Heart.. Submission to The Social & Economic Impact of Rural Wind Farms Australian Federal Senate Inquiry 2011 I woke in the night with what … Read On
An example of low frequency noise from other sources, in this case a large laboratory building erected within an inner suburban residental area affecting the health of some of the nearby residents living in the adjoining suburb … Read On
Graham Lloyd, Environment editor The Australian newspaper, April 21, 2012 FROM the low mountain ridge, 3km in the distance, the … Read On
Brendan Gullifer The Courier, December 2 2010 Self-testing by a small group of Waubra residents could reveal a link between … Read On