Archived articles are listed below from most to least recent. You will find links to even older posts beneath the list.
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
“The severity of the symptoms and sensations appear to be gradually worsening…” Introduction My wife (Alida) and I have hosted and resided in close proximity to industrial scale wind power turbines on our farm from late … Read On
“We have been physically assaulted by the wind turbine noise for over ten years and are becoming increasingly sensitised to the noise and the associated physiological sensations” Recently, my wife and I attended the Senate hearing … Read On
I am a PERFECT candidate for research into this noise pollution. My home is TOXIC and I cannot live in it for any length of time. ………………………………………………………… From: Jan Hetherington Sent: Wednesday, 30 March 2016 12:14 PM To: ‘[email protected]‘ … Read On
LOW FREQUENCY NOISE By J W SARGENT 1 INTRODUCTION. In the early 1970’s many reports appeared in the press referring to “hums”, “mystery noises”, “low frequency sound” etc. There was the well known Bristol hum which … Read On
This very sad, but now all too common letter discussing wind turbine impacts is published here with the permission of the author. Fred McCorkle – April 21, 2016 After being awakened for the ump-teenth time by … Read On
Senate Select Committee Inquiry into Unconventional Gas Mining (the Bender Inquiry) Committee Secretary and Senator Lazarus PO Box 6100 Parliament House Canberra ACT 2600 March 14, 2016 Dear Committee Secretary and Senator Lazarus, Thank you for … Read On
Waubra Foundation Comments Re New Polish Government Rules for Siting Wind Turbines April 14, 2016 I commend the Polish Government on their attempts to ensure improved regulation of noise pollution emissions from industrial scale wind turbines, … Read On
Repeated elicitation of the acoustic startle reflex leads to sensitisation in subsequent avoidance behaviour and induces fear conditioning Thomas Götz and Vincent M Janik BMC Neuroscience 2011, 12:30 doi:10.1186/1471-2202-12-30 Published: 13 April 2011 Abstract Background Autonomous … Read On
The Foundation’s CEO, Sarah Laurie, Bachelor Medicine, Bachelor Surgery (Flinders University) was invited by the President of the ASA, and … Read On