Mass DEP Commissioner Martin Suuberg Fails Wind Turbine Noise Protection

Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Ignoring Public Health Crises

A public health crisis began in Massachusetts during 2010 when commercial megawatt wind were installed in Massachusetts.

Prior to the installation of the megawatt turbines the Massachusetts Technology Collaborative today know as the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center as early as 2005 warned of two distinct types of noise from the turbines. The first measured in decibels called regulatory noise and the second called human annoyance noise, infra sound or nuisance noise. The federal government has known about wind turbine infra sound for 40 years.

Willful misconduct implies an intentional deviation from a clear duty or from a definite rule of conduct, a deliberate purpose not to discharge some duty necessary to safety, or purposefully doing wrongful acts with knowledge or appreciation of the likelihood of resulting injury.

The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection for years has conducted studies that amount to nothing more than a dog and pony show. The MassDEP has a strategy of obfuscation, whilst capitalizing on installing more commercial wind turbines for the state agenda.

Fact: The Falmouth, Massachusetts commercial Vestas V-82 turbines rated at 1.65 megawatts exceeds the International Electrotechnical Commission, IEC standards. The IEC standards, which have the reference number 61400 and are entitled Wind Turbine Generator Systems, have already been adopted by several countries

The Town of Falmouth withheld a warning letter since 2010 that the Vestas V 82 turbines generate up to 110 decibels of noise.

Today it is clear to any acoustic engineer that at the time of the installation of the first Falmouth Wind I turbine there were documents that showed clearly the turbines should never have been placed near residential homes.

A Vestas warning letter and KEMA Inc decibel map showed the turbines were far too loud to be placed in Falmouth.

The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection today falls under willful negligence. This is intentional performance of an unreasonable act in disregard of a known risk, making it highly probable that harm will be caused. Willful negligence usually involves a conscious indifference to the consequences.

The neighbors of the wind turbines describe the noise as torture from lack of sleep or being unable to work around their homes while the turbines operate during the day.

The responsible Massachusetts government officials and agencies have failed to protect the public health for a wind turbine renewable energy agenda at the cost of thousands of Massachusetts residents health and property rights

Attorney General Maura Healey is the chief lawyer and law enforcement officer of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.Her office is an advocate and resource for the Commonwealth and its residents in many areas, including protecting consumers, combating fraud and corruption, protecting civil rights has failed to protect the second class citizens of Massachusetts in twenty one communities and continues to follow a failed wind turbine agenda. That agenda breaks state noise regulations taking the health and property rights of our citizens.

Wanton misconduct is the failure to exercise any care toward those to whom a duty of care is owed in circumstances in which there is great probability that harm will result.

Reckless conduct is characterized by the conscious disregard of or indifference to a known or obvious risk of harm to another that is unreasonable under the circumstances and is substantially greater than negligent conduct.

The violation of a statute, ordinance, or departmental policy enacted for the safety of the public is not per se willful, wanton, or reckless conduct, but may be relevant to determining the culpability of a course of conduct.

Massachusetts DEP officials continue to ignore Chapter 111, Sections 142A-M provide statutory authority for MassDEP's Air Pollution Control Regulations, 310 CMR 7.00, and the MassDEP Noise Policy .

Noise is defined as "sound of sufficient intensity and/or duration as to cause a condition of air pollution."

Historically since 2010 every time a megawatt commercial wind goes up in Massachusetts local residents have to hire a law firm because the state refuses to enforce state laws.

The only recourse today after seven years of constant foot dragging is still again the courts to protect consumers,combat fraud,corruption and protect civil rights from a commercial state wind turbine agenda gone horribly wrong.

Massachusetts citizens need to vote out the politicians that continue to ignore your health and property rights

Massachusetts has created a second class group of citizens living under the wind turbines

At some point in the very near future Massachusetts residents in all twenty one communities need to look the United States District Attorneys Office for the protection of your health and property rights.

A new United States District Attorney will soon be appointed in Massachusetts.

The Massachusetts wind turbine agenda requires taking the health and property rights of a minority creating a second class group of citizens with no constitutional rights and have been denied due process for a wind turbine agenda gone horribly wrong

Martin Suuberg is the Commissioner of the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP)

Martin Suuberg needs to point blank answer the question WHY is refusing to enforce the noise pollution regulation for wind turbine noise emissions which continue to cause invasive and excessive noise and the associated sleep deprivation and health issues.