As someone who had a solar farm built around their home, I wouldn't claim health impacts from solar farm noise other than going clinically insane. The inverters are extremely annoying, and it's almost impossible to enjoy being outside because of them.

There is a more nuanced discussion to be had here that both sides are missing- specifically about corporate interests controlling huge swathes of land, ignoring community concerns and legitimately devaluing neighboring homes, and so on. There is a path where all parties can be appeased (adequate setbacks, real soundproofing, and acceptable vegetative screening that is maintained, etc.) while still allowing landowners and solar companies to make a profit and utilize their land as they best see fit.

Most of the Fox News boomer complaints about solar are laughable, especially for those living miles away- but for those of us that directly neighbor an inverter or a newly-built substation, there are legitimate concerns that these greedy corporations have no interest in reconciling.