With every AI project abandoned, every bitcoin not mined, every pickup truck not sold, every jet fighter not flown, people somewhere will get relief from noise pollution.

Noise pollution generated by human activity in certain areas of Antarctica could be having a negative effect on the well-being of the area's fauna, according to a study by the University of the ...

How to turn down the volume and protect wildlife in your yard and garden Birds, squirrels, rabbits, frogs, insects — they're all critically affected by human-made noise.

This weekend Seattle is celebrating Seafair—and that means the Blue Angels will be flying overhead, sparking the yearly debate about noise pollution. Just how loud are the Blue Angels?

“Kettle House Bar and Grill in Lavington along Muthangari Drive was today issued with a Restoration Order on noise pollution. This followed complaints by members of the public regarding ...

Ocean noise pollution, stemming from shipping, construction, and resource exploration, poses a significant threat to marine life. This underwater cacophony disrupts communication, navigation, and ...

Noise pollution is just one of the things that we folks in the built-up areas — urbanites and suburbanites alike — have mostly given up on.

The noise pollution people living near an airports are subjected to puts them at risk for serious health conditions — and they may not even know it, research shows. "In our modern world, noise ...

The first study into underwater noise pollution in estuaries on the east coast of Australia has uncovered the potentially devastating impacts noise from human activities is having on marine life.

New York, Jersey City and Newark are three of the top 50 cities with the worst noise pollution problems in the country, according to a report by Steel Guard Safety, a manufacturer of noise control ...

Researchers explore the associations between long-term exposure to road traffic noise, air pollution, and infertility in men and women.

Research from two studies in different European cities1,2 highlights that urban noise pollution has a significant negative impact on heart health, according to data presented at ESC Congress 2024.