Conference warns health effects of wind turbines should be taken seriously Sleep disturbance emerging as major public health concern, particularly affecting children and older people Pamela Duncan, Irish Times, May 23, 2014…
Results to be presented at public health conference next week Turbine study to be published By Rob Gowan, Sun Times, Owen Sound Wednesday, May 21, 2014 4:26:20 EDT PM A local study that…
Western University researchers calling on governments and wind farm developers to avoid feeding war of words 86 By John Miner, The London Free Press Wednesday, May 21, 2014 8:02:11 EDT PM In a…
Dr Robert McMurtry comments on the Australian medical Association statement denying health effects linked to wind turbine noise: surprising and unsupported
Plympton Wyoming community groups files a complaint with the Ontario Ministry of the Environment over its wind power approvals process, which it says is unfair, and limits access to the public for comment.
Dufferin County vote for transmission lines for wind power project seen as a blow to democracy
The wind power project on Manitoulin Island begins this week; the cost to Ontario is $20 million per year.
Crown corporation Public Health Ontario is sponsoring a seminar/webinar event on wind turbines, noise and human health, with a single speaker: an advocate for the wind power development industry who has served as a paid consultant to numerous developers.
Wayne Gulden last year published a critique of Simon Chapman’s work, debunking the notion there is any problem from turbine noise–worth a re-viewing now
A survey done by Farmers Forum magazine at the London Farm show reveals farm owners opposed turbines on farmland by a ratio of 3:1
The University of Waterloo’s RETH team released results of its study on wind turbine noise and infrasound at a symposium in Toronto last week; this is a link to the poster presentation.