By Plenary Sessions: Mario Kadastik

The speaker touches upon health concerns regarding infrasound from wind farms, but their aim is to debunk claims of serious health harm by employing physical arguments (specifically, a 0.2 millipascal pressure change). Social issues are discussed strictly in the context of scientific and physiological effects, rather than within a broader framework of social justice or moral considerations.

Insufficient data.

There is not enough data. The discussions focus exclusively on energy and economic topics.

There is insufficient data on social issues.

Regarding social issues, public health concerns related to infrasound are addressed, with the text refuting causal links to health risks based on scientific literature. The nocebo effect is also mentioned, defined as the emergence of symptoms resulting from the discussion of the topic, rather than from any physical impact.