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posted:  May 27, 2008 • Health, Noise, Publications

Wind turbine syndrome study to be published

Wind Turbine Syndrome: A Report on a Natural Experiment Nina Pierpont, MD, PhD (Santa Fe, NM: K-Selected Books, 2008; c. 100 pages) Click on cover image for more information and to sign up to be notified on publication. Available August 2008 from www.WindTurbineSyndrome.com. Approx. $10 + shipping. Discounted bulk orders. The complete and authoritative report on Wind Turbine Syndrome to date. Includes peer-review reports by medical school faculty and other scientists (including acousticians). Intended for clinicians and people living in the shadow of wind turbines. Based on the evidence presented, it calls for a minimum of 2 km setbacks of industrial turbines from homes.

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