Narrative dossier · Health & Safety Fears · 22 instances captured this month
Imported wholesale from anti-wind infrasound campaigning and retrofitted to solar inverters. Circulates mainly through podcast clips.
Instances this month
22
+22% month over month
Counties affected
7
Top: Madison County (5 items)
Repeaters identified
4
2 organizations · 2 individuals
Cited rebuttal sources
3
Rebuttal published to counter-measures
Verified response
“Dirty electricity” is not a recognized exposure metric in any health agency framework. Measured magnetic fields at the fence line of NYS solar substations run 0.2–0.8 milligauss, below typical household background from wiring and appliances and orders of magnitude under ICNIRP reference levels. WHO's review of extremely low frequency fields found no established causal link to the reported symptom cluster.
Cited sources
Captured excerpt
“Since that substation went in I have not slept a full night. It is the dirty electricity — you can feel it in the house.”
Nextdoor — Madison County·May 22, 2024
Talking point · Town board
Ask for an exposure metric, not an adjective
There is no regulatory threshold for “dirty electricity” because it is not a measured quantity. Fence-line readings at six NY substations are 0.2–0.8 mG against an ICNIRP public reference of 2,000 mG. A condition written around an undefined term is unenforceable.
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