However, people in the country side learn of the fact, when the towers are visible and they fell threatened by the radiation hazards. If you live outside the cities you did not expect this problem. Some people are frustrated that things they wanted to get away from seem to follow them. Others are upset that such development takes place without any respect for their interests. The attitudes taken in such circumstances are not helpful for both sides.
Companies try to use there muscle to push trough with their projects.
They seem to back down only if consultations or negotiations get too delicate or delays too lengthy, making it more feasible to start over some place else. The reaction of some people has allowed for their opposition to be labeled a 'not in my backyard' issue only. Insufficient information is the main reason for lack of real arguments and trying to find facts can be puzzling. Mostly the rejection for a site is based on the 'ugly view' in lieu of real concerns most people have never heard about. When unspecified technical hazards are cited to prevent such towers from being built, people are labeled paranoid and ridiculed.