The aerodynamic emissions of wind turbines – particularly wind pressure pulses, periodic pressure waves from energy-laden air displacement, vortex formation, and tower oscillations – involve significant energetic content and, according to current interdisciplinary evidence, can impair the health of sensitive organisms, particularly humans. Current regulations, which are focused almost exclusively on acoustic metrics, fail to capture these non-acoustic but highly impactful emission types. This represents a serious and now untenable gap in environmental and public health protection, likely responsible for . . .
https://www.wind-watch.org/documents/health-relevance-of-aerodynamic-emissions-from-wind-turbines/
