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‘Complaints are taken seriously’ – SSE responds to call for some turbines to be decommissioned

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Impacted by turbine acoustic pollution

Following last night’s (Thursday) public meeting in the Tingwall Hall on turbine noise and adverse health impacts, Westside resident Dr Sally Huband provides some background for those who were unable to attend the meeting.
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Wind turbines on a hill overlooking a rural landscape with scattered houses and green fields under a cloudy sky.

Injured by Viking’s subaudible noise pollution

Westside resident Sally Huband has been forced to sell her house in East Burrafirth to escape subaudible acoustic emissions from the Viking turbines. Here she details her – so far – unsuccessful attempts to get the industry to act on the issue.
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