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Henry Samuel, PARIS London Daily Telegraph 9th November, 2021 Couple suffering from ‘wind farm syndrome’ win £100,000 in damages Turbines harmed the health of French couple and caused ‘abnormal neighbourly disturbances’, court finds in ‘unprecedented’ ruling. … Read On
Excerpts from Supreme Court of Australia Ruling on the Bald Hills Wind Farm Common law nuisance 66. It was common ground that a ‘nuisance’ for the purposes of Pt 6, Div 1 of the Wellbeing Act … Read On
Neighbours take Bald Hills wind farm to court over health complaints The Australian Graham Lloyd Environment Editor February 18, 2020 … Read On
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
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
12th ICBEN Congress on Noise as a Public Health Problem 18-22 June, 2017 Zurich Bruce Rapley, Huub Bakker, Mariana Alves-Pereira, … Read On
Evans, A. (2017) Environmental Noise Pollution: Has Public Health Become too Utilitarian? Open Journal of Social Sciences, 5, 80-109. https://doi.org/10.4236/jss.2017.55007 May 12, 2017 Abstract Environmental noise pollution is an ever-increasing problem. The various sources: Aircraft, Road … Read On
Dr Wayne Spring, Ballarat Sleep Specialist, writes in the Hamilton Spectator, April 29, 2017 WIND turbine health impacts can be … Read On
Wind Turbine Noise and Human Health: A Four-Decade History of Evidence that Wind Turbines Pose Risks “The reviewed evidence overwhelmingly supports the notion that acoustic emissions from Industrial Wind Turbines is a leading cause of Adverse … Read On
The Sydney Morning Herald August 24,2016 Kate Aubusson One-third of a life span is a massive slice of time to spend with our eyes closed, but there’s a very good reason humans need so much sleep. … Read On