November 8, 2012
Ontario, Press releases

Wind turbine noise severe, Kincardine residents ask for state of emergency to be declared

Thursday, November 8, 2012, Central Bruce Grey Wind Concerns

Residents with health problems linked to 115 Enbridge wind turbines ask Council for Municipality of Kincardine Council today to assist in forcing Enbridge to take accountability for the impact of their operation on the people who are living among the wind power project.

The delegation is asking the Council to adopt a resolution that includes:

According to spokesperson Rachel Thompson, “These health problems are real – people are unable to sleep or lead normal lives. Many are experiencing a repetitive vibrating or pulsing sensation throughout their bodies, especially in the head and chest when the turbines are operating. That’s Low Frequency Noise and it feels like torture. Their lives are being ruined.”

Enbridge’s corporate values statement talks about taking accountability for the company’s actions and not blaming others, Thompson notes. “It’s time for Enbridge to demonstrate these values in this community and address the environmental problems being created by this wind power generation project.”

For further information contact: Rachel Thompson, centralbrucegreywindconcerns/gmail.com

Read the submission to the Municipality of Kincardine Council: (download pdf)


URL to article:  https://www.wind-watch.org/news/2012/11/08/wind-turbine-noise-severe-kincardine-residents-ask-for-state-of-emergency-to-be-declared/