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Italian Windfarm Diary
Author: Mair, Gail
This is a twelve-month diary (January 2007 through December 2007) meticulously kept by Gail Mair, who lives with her husband Walter in Tuscany, Italy. Gail (fluent in English, German, and Italian) and Walter (a native of Italy) bought this piece of property some years ago, and in October 2006 they moved into the modest house they had built. It was to be their retirement home. As they were finishing construction of their new home, the Spanish wind company Gamesa was . . .
More »Letter to Nina Pierpont describing wind turbine effects on health
Author: Mair, Gail
24th December 2007 Dear Dr Pierpont, In 1999 my husband and I bought a piece of land in Tuscany (Scansano) in the province of Grosseto. During the following 7 years we built our house and in October 2006 we moved from Germany, where we had been working and living, to our new home. We arrived just in time to see the last of 10 wind turbines (121m) erected on the hills opposite our house (Parco Eolico di Scansano). The nearest . . .
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