Long-term exposure to wind turbine noise at night and risk for diabetes: A nationwide cohort study
Abstract
Focus on renewable energy sources and reduced unit costs has led to increased number of wind turbines (WTs). WT noise (WTN) is reported to be highly annoying at levels from 30 to 35 dB and up, whereas for traffic noise people report to be highly annoyed from 40 to 45 dB and up. This has raised concerns as to whether WTN may increase risk for major diseases, as exposure to traffic noise has consistently been associated with increased risk of...
Paper Details
Title
Long-term exposure to wind turbine noise at night and risk for diabetes: A nationwide cohort study
Published Date
Aug 1, 2018
Journal
Volume
165
Pages
40 - 45
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