The Office of the National Wind Farm Commissioner recently released its first full Annual Report to the Parliament of Australia. In the Summary, the Commissioner reported: With regard to complaints received, our Office…
MOECC admission of ‘tonality’ a step forward but more action needed April 8 (C) Wind Concerns Ontario Residents living near the K2 wind power project in the Township of Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh have received a…
Testing being done for audible noise alone–residents’ symptoms indicate other problems Two Ontario municipalities are supporting the call for the Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change to do comprehensive testing for the…
Prince Edward County remains in a state of emergency today following an accident in which a barge being used to transport materials to the Windlectric wind power project on Amherst Island sank, polluting…
A resident of Dover Centre in Chatham-Kent is calling for leaseholders in wind turbine projects to be released from the non-disclosure or “gag” clauses that are preventing full awareness of the situation regarding…
Here is a paper from the Energy Collective, which includes a summary of noise regulations and setbacks. The writer’s conclusion is that worldwide regulation is needed, otherwise local regulation of noise is developed,…
Four years ago, Dr Robert McMurtry (former Dean of Medicine and Western University, companion of the Order of Canada) and independent health researcher (retired pharmacist and health care executive) Carmen Krogh published a…
The Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change has failed to regulate wind turbines for safety, mayor says. A full investigation is necessary It’s been years since the Canadian Auto Workers union, now…
Wind power not held to the same rigorous standards for health and safety as other forms of development Jillian Melchior says, writing in Forbes. No health effects? “That wind power lobby claim isn’t honest,”…
In January 2014, John Terry, the lawyer for the well-funded wind power development lobbyist the Canadian Wind Energy Association (CanWEA) told the panel of judges in an Ontario court at the appeal of a…
October 5, 2016 — A new paper from acoustician Richard James and audiologist and professor emeritus Jerry Punch, just published in the journal Hearing Health Matters, confirms support for the idea that…