The noise pollution Noise pollution is everywhere: your neighbour, the cars, the bus, the construction sites, the animals, the planes... There is no quiet place. In the first part, we are going to see the nuisances, then the solutions about this nuisances, and in the last part, we are going to present a summary of the research, and our final project.
What can be called a 'Nuisance'? Nuisance is usually used to describe an activity or condition that is harmful or annoying to others (indecent conduct, a rubbish heap or lot of birds making their nests in someone’s roof to the extent that they cause problems) A few good examples of nuisance include: -Barking dogs -Building and construction site noise -DIY (Do It Yourself) noise during anti-social hours -Noisy deliveries at unreasonable hours -Parties, Nightclubs and pubs -Loud music / television / computer games -Industrial processes (dry cleaners, factories etc.) -Kitchen extract / air conditioning units -Places of worship -Open-air event and street performers. -Burglar / car alarms
Noise pollution prevention and control tips Below are a few things people and governments can do to make our communities and living laces quieter: - Construction of soundproof rooms for noisy machines in industrial and manufacturing installations must be encouraged. This is also important for residential building—noisy machines should be installed far from sleeping and living rooms, like in a basement or garage. - Stop the use of horns with jarring sounds, motorbikes with damaged exhaust pipes, noisy trucks to be banned.