Physiological effects of wind turbine noise on sleep

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Swedish study into wind turbine noise suggests that it can have an effect on sleep – even in young fit healthy subjects.

http://en.friends-against-wind.org/health/physiological-effects-of-wind-turbine-noise-on-sleep

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