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noise pollution

noun

  1. unwanted or harmful noise, as from automobiles, airplanes, or industrial workplaces.


noise pollution

noun

  1. annoying or harmful noise in an environment
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noise pollution

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  1. Environmental noise, as from vehicles or machinery, that is annoying, distracting, or physically harmful. The physical effects can include hearing loss, tinnitus, stress, and sleeplessness. Noise pollution is usually considered in terms of its effects on human populations, though it is known to affect wildlife as well.
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of noise pollution1

First recorded in 1965–70
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The Axe promises the flexibility of a helicopter but without the cost, noise pollution or carbon emissions.

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They have asked repeatedly for assurances and proof that they won’t face new long-term health risks when they return and have raised concerns over noise pollution and truck traffic.

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Passengers "who wish to travel in complete relaxation and away from noise pollution from cell phones" can travel in a "silent area" in its business carriage.

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If approval was given to expanding Heathrow, "could a new runway be built that abides with carbon targets, concerns around noise pollution, and concerns around air pollution?" he asked.

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"Lowering vessel speed in hotspots also carries additional benefits, such as reducing underwater noise pollution, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and cutting air pollution, which helps people living in coastal areas," said Nisi.

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