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Windfarm sickness spreads by word of mouth, Australian study finds
Basically this is an article about a study in which people who lived around wind power turbines were observed.
Apparently, as people heard from anti-wind activists that "the sounds from wind turbines can cause illness", the local populations started to complain of sickness just after hearing it! Meanwhile, areas near wind turbines in which the anti-wind activists were not operating received little to no complaints from the local populations.
One of the more profound paragraphs is this:
Basically this is an article about a study in which people who lived around wind power turbines were observed.
Apparently, as people heard from anti-wind activists that "the sounds from wind turbines can cause illness", the local populations started to complain of sickness just after hearing it! Meanwhile, areas near wind turbines in which the anti-wind activists were not operating received little to no complaints from the local populations.
One of the more profound paragraphs is this:
| Chapman cited a recent New Zealand study that exposed 60 healthy volunteers to both real and fake low-frequency noise, similar to what is produced by wind turbines and is sometimes known as infrasound. Half of the volunteers were shown television documentaries about health problems associated with wind turbines before they listened to the low-frequency noise; the other half were not. They were then played a mixture of noises. Those who had seen the videos about the adverse affects reported higher levels of symptoms whether exposed to the genuine or fake audio samples. |
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