The Health Canada and Statistics Canada Research Report on the Health

question 10

Multiple Choice

The Health Canada and Statistics Canada research report on the health impacts of wind farms in Prince Edward Island and Ontario found that ________.

• A) there was no relationship between reported annoyance and levels of wind turbine noise
• B) individuals receiving personal benefits from wind farms were more likely to report annoyance
• C) self-reported sleep problems and illnesses were not associated with exposure to wind turbine noise
• D) exposure to wind turbine noise was correlated to higher blood pressure and resting heart rates

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Homogamy

The practice of people getting married to people who are similar to them.

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