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GermanyCharité study on wind turbine infrasound effects on the brain
A Charité study suggests that infrasound from wind turbines, even below the audible threshold, can affect the brain, contradicting official reassurances.
Background
The expansion of wind energy infrastructure globally has raised public concerns regarding potential health impacts, particularly from infrasound. Governments and industry bodies often cite existing research to reassure the public about the safety of wind turbines. This study contributes to an ongoing debate about the long-term effects of such renewable energy sources.
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Reports highlight a study indicating that infrasound from wind turbines can impact brain function, challenging previous official statements.
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