Deltas rapport “Lavfrekvent støj fra store vindmøller” fra d. 21. november 2010.

Kritikpunkter af “Sammenhæng mellem vindmøllestøj og helbredseffekter”

"Efter gennemlæsning af den nyudgivne rapport AV1017/11 ”Sammenhæng mellem vindmøllestøj og helbredseffekter” ønsker ”Landsforeningen Naboer til Kæmpevindmøller” at bidrage til det samlede vidensbillede med en række saglige og kritiske kommentarer.

Vi mener ikke, at den eksisterende sundhedsfaglige viden på området er blevet fremlagt objektivt og redeligt. Rrapportens resumé og konklusion viser ikke et retvisende billede af de negative helbredseffekter, som vindmøllestøj vil påføre naboer til industrielle kæmpevindmøller."

"Formanden for Vindmølleforeningen er i Jyllands-Posten 28/3 kritisk over for sundhedsundersøgelsen, som han mener, er fremprovokeret af vindmøllemodstandere. Folk har ikke taget skade de seneste 30 år, siger han. Men det er ikke lægevidenskabeligt undersøgt – derfor tager ministerierne initiativ til undersøgelsen."

Editor’s note: October 1987. The Windpower ’87 Conference & Exposition in San Francisco. A paper read by a physicist named N.D. Kelley from the Solar Energy Research Institute in Golden, Colorado. A research project funded by the U.S. Department of Energy, Contract No. DE-AC02-83CH10093.

Dr. Kelley titled his paper “A Proposed Metric for Assessing the Potential of Community Annoyance from Wind Turbine Low-Frequency Noise Emissions.” “Emissions” means “noise & vibration.” And the “low frequency” includes infrasound. And the sterile phrase, “community annoyance,” is code for Wind Turbine Syndrome–except, Dr. Pierpont had not coined the name in 1987.

Here’s Kelley’s paper. Rob Rand sent the paper to Rick James (Rand and James are America’s premier experts in measuring and assessing wind turbine noise/vibration), and James then sent it to Dr. Sarah Laurie in Australia. Dr. Laurie forwarded the paper to us.

Now, it’s yours. Notice the parts highlighted in yellow. Notice that the U.S. Dept. of Energy knew about Wind Turbine Syndrome as long ago as this conference. It was so aware of WTS that it funded a study on it—the study that is the subject of Kelley’s paper. Notice how Kelley’s paper focuses on infrasound & low frequency noise & vibration inside homes, that is, ILFN caused by wind turbines inside nearby homes.

Yeah, the government and industry knew all about this shit in the 1980s. It’s now 2013, and the government and industry are still pretending they don’t know about this shit.