Don't live in the middle of a grain field surrounding a wind turbine then. Seriously, I live around tons of these and you can't hear it until you get near and they're almost always in the middle a field or between several fields, so you can't really get near. Are there louder ones in different countries that can be heard further away or something?
I walk through one of these eyesore fields regularly, and I can hear them easily from 200m away.
May as well tell them to avoid tundras.
That’s not to say that India doesn’t produce a lot of wind energy, though - it’s the second largest source of renewable energy after solar according to the most recent source I could get (Feb 2020) [2].
[1] https://pib.gov.in/newsite/PrintRelease.aspx?relid=199780
[2] https://cea.nic.in/dashboard/?lang=en check “Renewable Energy” under “Generation”
[1] https://www.dlr.de/content/en/articles/news/2019/01/20190326... links to an English-language interview.
[2] https://bergenhusen.nabu.de/imperia/md/nabu/images/nabu/einr...
Tbh: it does feel like you are moving goalposts because the studies do not show what you'd like them to show, that wind energy is green and ecologically friendly. We see that a lot.
>> Noise doesn't only affect humans.
> Well, let me know when you have a study showing how the mice and vipers in those fields are affected.
This part of the thread is about noise. I'm not moving the goalpost, you're just off topic.
"From the currently available figures and the DLR model calculation, we cannot conclude either that wind energy plays a significant role in the reduction of insect numbers, or that it has no impact. "
Needs more research.
1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagnetic_hypersensitivi...
There recently was a bit of a scandal in Germany because for years a major government authority has reported levels of "infrasound" from wind turbines far above what was physically plausible. A lot of the fearmongering relied on those numbers - yet it turned out they were due to a calculation error.
If the subject doesn't practise deliberate reprogramming of their mental architecture, it doesn't matter much whether the illness is in the more or less pliable medium, because they don't have the tools to reshape it either way. I guess one could run an experiment by seeing whether it's amenable to talk therapy and categorise the issue that way, but it would still depend a lot on the therapist in question and the subject's willingness to participate.