Counterpoint: from the GE website; "The closest that a wind turbine is typically placed to a home is 300 meters or more. At that distance, a turbine will have a sound pressure level of 43 decibels. To put that in context, the average air conditioner can reach 50 decibels of noise, and most refrigerators run at around 40 decibels."

A conversation in a restaurant is typically around 60 db. TV or home stereo audio; 70 db. Blender: 88 db. [industrialnoisecontrol.com]

And people regularly drive in cars or wear headphones/earbuds with the music at a volume that can be heard from some distance away, in the case of cars, sometimes a block away.

You might as well make the case that car stereos, air conditioners, and restaurant conversations cause ear cancer. They're far better candidates than wind turbines.

@Paul4747 Very good counter point but the effects of sound pressure are cumalative and when two objects producing the same frequency are in an area the effect is doubled. This is done by adding 3 db because it is a logarithmic scale. It should also be noted that sound drops at the square from this we can calculate from GE's numbers that a Windmill produces 61 db at over 100 feet away.
Just like the powerline arguement they cause cancer but are typically at such distances it's irrelevant it's not always the case in fact schools, parks, and other non monetary value adding places are likely to occupy the land adjacent because of low cost. These types of users are more vulnerable to the long term effects such a farm could lb d produce.
Other known side effects of prolonged exposure
to sound are hearing loss and stress according to OSHA. Stress being linked to 6 leading causes of death and increaes your risk of heart failure by 6 fold. So while the risk of ear cancer is extremely low, cancer in general has been linked to stress and so...
Windmills may cause increased prolong stress and thereby increase your risk for cancer greatly.

No way. This goes beyond even that. lol

hahahaha

No. Wind turbine noise.

@bingst No I knew it was the Noise... just - really? I mean what a pile of woo! lol

I think he's getting a little stressed. He may be coming apart!

@rogueflyer That's very true. I mean maybe he finally noticed that no one actually likes him?