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"Wind turbines cause malformations in animals": truth or lie?

Euronews Portugal14 September 2026 at 19:27

Claims that wind turbines cause malformations in animals have circulated as part of a broader conspiracy theory. This theory argues that wind turbines cause health problems, not only in animals but also in humans.

The claims about the negative effects of wind turbines have been the subject of intense public debate. Different groups, from environmentalists to renewable energy skeptics, have discussed the validity of these accusations.

However, to date, these claims remain unproven scientifically. The scientific community has not found conclusive evidence that directly links wind turbines to malformations in animals or health problems in humans.

Why this matters

This issue is relevant because disinformation about renewable energy can influence public opinion and political decisions regarding the energy transition in Portugal and Europe. Readers need to distinguish facts from conspiracy theories to form informed opinions about environmental and public health policies.

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