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Date added:  September 15, 2019
Denmark, EUROPE, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Noise, Regulations, TechnologyPrint storyE-mail story

Implementation of the issue of noise from wind turbines at low frequencies

Author:  Marini, Martino; et al.

ABSTRACT— The enduring energy scenario leads to further promote the development of the exploitation of renewable energy sources. Recent European standards have been defining a path to reach in 2050 a level of decarbonization lower of 80% compared to 1990. Wind farms have been growing quickly for [the] last decade with individual wind turbines getting larger and larger. In addition to the benefits of containing greenhouse gas emissions and restraining the use of depletable resources, drawbacks have also appeared due . . .

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Date added:  March 25, 2011
Environment, ItalyPrint storyE-mail story

Seismic noise by wind farms: A case study from the Virgo Gravitational Wave Observatory, Italy

Author:  Saccorotti, Gilberto; Piccinini, Davide; Cauchie, Léna; and Fiori, Irene

[Abstract] We present analyses of the noise wave field in the vicinity of Virgo, the Italian–French gravitational wave observatory located close to Pisa, Italy, with special reference to the vibrations induced by a nearby wind farm. The spectral contribution of the wind turbines is investigated using (1) onsite measurements, (2) correlation of spectral amplitudes with wind speed, (3) directional properties determined via multichannel measurements, and (4) attenuation of signal amplitude with distance. Among the different spectral peaks thus discriminated, the . . .

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Date added:  May 8, 2010
Economics, ItalyPrint storyE-mail story

Are Green Jobs Real Jobs? The Case of Italy

Author:  Lavecchia, Luciano; and Stagnaro, Carlo

In this paper we have reviewed the available evidence on green jobs, finding that no conclusive evidence is possible regarding the net effect of green subsidies on total employment. According to the existing literature, though, the net occupational effect of green subsidies may be positive insofar as a country is a technology-producer and –exporter. Italy is neither, which leaves room for a presumption of a negative net impact on employment. Moreover, some studies – most notably Calzada et al. (2009) – find . . .

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Date added:  April 3, 2009
Aesthetics, Emissions, Environment, EUROPE, ItalyPrint storyE-mail story

Charter of Palermo

Author:  Palermo Wind Energy Conference

After a two day international conference in Palermo, the representatives of twenty important cultural and environmental organizations, artists and academics, in the presence of Honourable former President of the French Republic, Valéry Giscard d’Estaing, at the invitation of the Honourable President of the Sicily Region, express their great concern about the ongoing devastation of the European rural landscape caused by wind power plants. The European landscape in its beauty is a treasure of European culture, and has been entrusted for . . .

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