Health, our ways of life, our sanity - these all matter.
Worlwide, people are reporting feeling unwell after wind turbines are erected near their homes.
Dr Nina Pierpont MD Phd has written a book about this called  'Wind Turbine Syndrome'
You can buy her book in the UK from Amazon via our Important Books page
You can download a free guide to Wind Turbine Syndrome HERE

You can visit the website for the book HERE
You can read through the many personal accounts from people who record their own story.


YET- HERE IN THE UK

If you are campaigning against wind farm development and you produce a leaflet that tells people that there may be an effect on their health, you may find as other groups have done, that your wind farm developer makes a complaint to the Advertising Standards Authority, and they have already upheld such complaints.

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1. FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND EXPRESSION
2. THE RIGHT TO SHARE OPINIONS

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“– noise pollution may be a problem if turbines are situated close to centres of population.” 
World Health Organization, Energy sustainable development and health, June 2004


Visit The Society for Wind Vigilance.

The Society for Wind Vigilance is an international federation of physicians, engineers and other professionals promoting the development of authoritative wind turbine guidelines to protect the health and safety of communities.

The mission of The Society for Wind Vigilance is to mitigate the risk of both physiological and psychological adverse heath effects through the advancement of independent third party research and its application to the siting of industrial wind turbines.

Currently there are no authoritative guidelines for the siting of industrial wind turbines. Globally industrial wind turbine facilities are being erected at a record pace and are increasingly being sited close to human populations. Noise and setback requirements vary widely by jurisdiction. As a result there are victims who are reporting adverse health effects from exposure to industrial turbine facilities. In many cases families have had to abandon their homes to protect health. 

The Society for Wind Vigilance is a volunteer-based federation which leads in education on the adverse health effects of human exposure to wind turbines.

Our goal is to disseminate facts and references regarding industrial wind turbines and wind developments which are vetted by appropriate experts and external referees. The material will appear on www.windvigilance.com. The Society provides Internet communication on matters which include existing and emerging science related to wind energy and related health effects in order to contribute to:

• Public education.
• Education of health care professionals and others
• Advancement of unbiased research and its application including third party health studies
• Ongoing vigilance and surveillance
• Policy decisions based on best available science and research
• Establish authoritative regulations designed to protect human health