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These studies suggest noise pollution has widespread impacts on human health, animal behavior, and ecosystems, originating from various human activities and urbanization, and requires effective monitoring, government intervention, and urban planning to mitigate its effects.
Noise pollution, often referred to as "unwanted sound," has become a pervasive environmental issue affecting both human health and ecological systems. It originates from various sources, including traffic, industrial activities, and urban development, and has far-reaching consequences on quality of life, health, and environmental integrity.
Health Impacts on Humans
Economic and Social Consequences
Ecological Effects
Urban Planning and Noise Mitigation
Marine Environment
Noise pollution is a significant environmental issue with wide-ranging impacts on human health, economic stability, and ecological systems. Addressing this problem requires comprehensive strategies involving urban planning, public health policies, and environmental conservation efforts. Effective mitigation can lead to improved health outcomes, economic benefits, and a more balanced ecosystem.
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