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Landowners largely ignored in review

Proposed maximum noise levels from wind turbines allowed on a host property at nighttime is greater than World Health Organisation (WHO) guidelines. Picture: Contributed.

The Queensland Government is reviewing requirements for wind farm developments. Sadly, landowners were largely ignored. Community consultation was swift - […]

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