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5 Falmouth Doctors Ethically Wrong On Turbine Noise
Wind Turbine Noise Medical Professional Ethics Falmouth

Falmouth Five Doctors Ethically Wrong Turbine Noise
The State of Massachusetts found the turbines out of regulatory compliance. The Town of Falmouth recently released the August 3, 2010 letter from Vestas the owners of the turbines that shows the town always knew the turbines put out 110 decibels twice as loud as the specification. The Massachusetts Clean Energy Center in an April 2013 Memo to Falmouth admitted the mistakes in acoustical testing prior to the installations.
The doctors stated they had listened to the Falmouth wind turbines and find there is little to hear. The measured decibels are modest. We are skeptical that any actual health hazard is created by their operation.
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The doctors were duped !
Wind turbine noise, adverse health effects, and professional ethics
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There is extensive clinical experience and a body of peer reviewed research evidence, which supports clinical concerns about the adverse health consequences of both chronic sleep deprivation, and chronic stress, regardless of the specific cause of that sleep deprivation or stress.
Dr William Hallstein, a psychiatrist from Falmouth, USA stated the following in a recent letter to the Falmouth Board of Health :
In the world of medicine illnesses of all varieties are destabilized by fatigue secondary to inadequate sleep. Diabetic blood sugars become labile, cardiac rhythms become irregular, migraines erupt and increase in intensity, tissue healing is retarded, and so forth, across the entire field of physical medicine. Psychiatric problems intensify and people decompensate. Mood disorders become more extreme and psychotic disorders more severe.
Those who are young and fit report taking longer to be adversely impacted by exposure to wind turbine noise, unless they have underlying physical and mental health conditions, which make them more vulnerable or susceptible.
Dr Hallstein goes on to state the following :
People with no previously identified psychiatric illness are destabilized by sleep deprivation. Sleep deprivation experiments have repeatedly been terminated because test subjects become psychotic; they begin to hallucinate auditory and visual phenomena. They develop paranoid delusions. This all happens in the “normal” brain. Sleep deprivation has been used as an effective means of torture and a technique for extracting confessions.
I sincerely hope Dr Hallstein’s words do not fall on deaf ears with the Falmouth Health Board members and other responsible authorities, who do indeed have the powers to “stop the abuse” as Dr Hallstein has requested.
Constructively addressing the current conundrum about precisely what is causing the reported symptoms, sensations, sleep disruption and deteriorating mental and physical health of residents living near industrial wind turbines around the world, and trying to prevent such damage to health in future, has not been helped by ignoring or “burying” important research findings of the past, particularly those of Dr Neil Kelley and his co researchers, and NASA researchers from the 1980’s. [1,2,3]
For those who are not aware, Dr Kelley and his co researchers at the Solar Energy Research Institute in the US, closely connected with the US Department of Energy and NASA, identified in 1985 that the source of the annoyance for the residents living near a single downwind bladed turbine was impulsive infrasound and low frequency noise, which resonated within the building structures.
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Five Falmouth Doctors Letter To Board of Health Falmouth 2013
- Notus Clean Energy, LLCwww.notuscleanenergy.com/readingroom.htmlNoise & Health 5/7/14 Possible psychological mechanisms for “wind turbine ... Letter from five Falmouth medical doctors to Falmouth Board of Health 3/19/13.
- Letter from five Falmouth medical doctors to Falmouth Board of Health 3/19/13