@healingharmonic@JonDziadyk@CityofEdmonton Some include the transmission of natural gas in pipelines, large gas compressors (run by diesel engines) on the pipelines, idling diesel locomotives. Primary consideration is that same #noise is heard throughout #Alberta in urban & rural areas.
The low-frequency hum & vibration in North #Edmonton started quietly. But got increasingly louder as the day went on. Right now at 7 PM it can be heard and felt both inside & outside. When will this issue be conclusively dealt with @JonDziadyk & @CityofEdmonton? #hum#noise
There are new natural gas pipelines and compressors in and around the city. #LFN of these frequencies were NOT heard before they were installed.
#YXE#TransGas#LowFrequencyNoise#health
#Edmonton Jun 18: #wildfires suppressed by weather & low-frequency noise has returned. This #hum likely caused by natural gas compressors is an intrusion into hundreds of homes & is known to harm people’s #health.
Low-frequency noise in #Edmonton abated May 1-4 during heat wave & when #wildfires surrounded the city. May 5 #LFN & accompanying #vibration noticeable again.
https://t.co/0Bqv5IQoRp
@BowTiedAdler@cmclarendesigns I frequently get maps from a Facebook group called The Real World Hum. They’ve collected extensive material about compressor stations worldwide. They may have one specific to North Edmonton, or know how to find one.