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If you read the cited study, light flickering, “a sense of injustice” and noise-induced annoyance are the health effects. So actually not really health effects
by n8cpdx 5y ago
If you read the cited study, light flickering, “a sense of injustice” and noise-induced annoyance are the health effects. So actually not really health effects in the sense a normal person would recognize.
I am frustrated by people who are quick to NIMBY climate change and energy security solutions over the type of problems caused by every other type of industrial activities, including highways.
Being miserable by noise, and not just adapting to it as nearly all people adapt to other kinds of constant noise, seems like an attitude issue. Feeling powerless comes from making unreasonable demands and trying to put personal preference over the greater needs of the community and society.