Wind turbines shouldn't cause health problems, but from the Golan Heights to Illinois, communities are voicing their concerns.
One of the most common concerns raised by protestors worldwide is how these turbines will affect their health. People say wind projects near their homes, different from theat sea, have caused a range of harmful effects on their bodies, including migraines, chronic pain, increased blood pressure, and difficulty sleeping.
When wind turbines are properly regulated, problems don’t quite reach the point of a public health concern.But regulations don’t always consider important local context. Take the Golan Heights for example, where one of the world’s more contentious wind projects ledin the streets in June. The Golan has been occupied by Israel since 1967 and was annexed in 1981, although international law and every country except the US recognizes it as Syrian land.
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