RESIDENTS OF OCOTILLO AND BOULEVARD SPEAK OUT, SHARE SAFETY FEARS AFTER TURBINE BLADE FALLS

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170. That's not "PBS"

It's an article, by a science editor on a Public TV station web site.

Don't act like this is some kind of vetted, peer reviewed, results laden scientific study.

The author even said this in the comments below the article:

"The repercussions of fossil-fuel-based energy production for human health, the environment, and climate are enormous, and well documented. Wind energy has a lower carbon footprint and, in many cases, wind turbines seem not to be problematic for their nearest neighbors. However, in other cases, health problems are being reported. My argument is simply that, based on the lack of scientific evidence to directly confirm or disprove these claims, it's too early to dismiss them."

Lack of evidence. Get it? LACK. She thinks there is a lack of evidence. The author of the article you cite... that one.