Gezondheidsrisico's
Het wordt steeds duidelijker dat de moderne zware windturbine-industrie veel meer impact heeft op onze leefomgeving dan algemeen wordt aangenomen en dat omwonenden onvoldoende worden beschermd door de normering, zoals deze in Nederland wordt gehanteerd. Mede doordat EU-regelgeving met voeten lijkt te worden getreden. Op deze pagina is alle bij ons bekende en geverifieerde informatie verzameld op basis waarvan aangenomen kan worden dat er wel degelijk grote risico's zijn voor de gezondheid van omwonenden.
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