Wind Turbines, Noise and Health
Author: | Environment, Health, Impacts, Noise, U.K.
“I first realized there might be a problem with wind turbines when I was introduced to a couple living near a wind farm in Cornwall. The distance from their home to the nearest turbine is about 400 meters. They told me about poor sleep, headaches, stress and anxiety symptoms brought on when the wind was blowing in certain directions. At times, they told me they have been so disturbed by the noise that after several disturbed nights sleep, they have sought refuge in a nearby bed and breakfast establishment (far enough away not to be similarly affected by the noise).”
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