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Yet another study debunks “wind turbine syndrome”For years, some people have claimed the sound of wind turbines is a problem. They’d say it disrupts sleep, it causes ...
New study showed that short-term exposure to wind turbine noise had no impact on cognitive functions, and 93 pct did not find turbine noise intrusive.
A team of cognitive neuroscientists and acoustic engineers at Adam Mickiewicz University, in Poland, has found no evidence ...
Many have claimed that noises from wind turbines can affect people’s health or, in the words of US President Donald Trump, drive people ‘crazy’ ...
A Cybertruck owner recently shared his experience on a Facebook group after bringing his truck to a service center to address a loud wind noise. According to Tesla’s technicians, the solution is ...
which refers to the background noise present in any given setting; for instance, the rumble of a train mixed with passenger chatter, or the rustle of leaves in the wind mixed with the chirping of ...
Modern driving environments expose drivers to significant noise pollution, with studies showing that highway noise levels can reach 70-80 decibels.
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