No significant health risks to wind turbines, independent panel finds | SouthCoastToday.com www.southcoasttoday.com January 17, 2012 12:39 PM Wind Turbine Health Impact Study BOSTON – An independent panel of experts studying potential health impacts of wind turbines today has found no significant health risks associated with the turbines, according to its report issued today. The Wind Turbine Health Impact Study: Report of the Independent Panel was released just after 12:30 this afternoon by the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection. The agency convened the panel in collaboration with the Massachusetts Department of Public Health. The panel was composed of physicians and scientists with broad expertise in areas including acoustical noise/infrasound, public health, sleep disturbance, mechanical engineering, epidemiology, and neuroscience. Three public meetings on the report will be held in February as part of a 60-day comment period, according to a news release.Thursday, Feb. 16, from 5-8 p.m. – Bourne High School, Beth Bourne Auditorium, 75 Waterhouse Road, Bourne.
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Wind Turbine Health Impact Study
BOSTON – An independent panel of experts studying potential health impacts of wind turbines today has found no significant health risks associated with the turbines, according to its report issued today.
The Wind Turbine Health Impact Study: Report of the Independent Panel was released just after 12:30 this afternoon by the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection. The agency convened the panel in collaboration with the Massachusetts Department of Public Health. The panel was composed of physicians and scientists with broad expertise in areas including acoustical noise/infrasound, public health, sleep disturbance, mechanical engineering, epidemiology, and neuroscience. Three public meetings on the report will be held in February as part of a 60-day comment period, according to a news release.Thursday, Feb. 16, from 5-8 p.m. – Bourne High School, Beth Bourne Auditorium, 75 Waterhouse Road, Bourne.
I posted the link to the article on Windwise Fairhaven's Facebook page. They quickly deleted it. I guess they don't want the truth to ruin their cause.
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