Noisy traffic increases the risk of cardiovascular disease
According to research, for every 10dBA (decibel - a unit of noise measurement), the risk of developing cardiovascular diseases such as heart attack, stroke and heart fai…
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According to research, for every 10dBA (decibel - a unit of noise measurement), the risk of developing cardiovascular diseases such as heart attack, stroke and heart fai…
The number of African penguins on St Croix Island in the Gulf of Algoa has plummeted since South Africa began allowing ships in the area to refuel at sea.
According to medical studies, prolonged exposure to excessive noise contributes to increased stress and incidence of serious health complications.
You will face the risk of getting into dangerous diseases if you live near the scope of your aircraft
New research shows regular noise exposure, especially in the evening, increasing the risk of infertility in men.
The new design of engineers from National University of Singapore (NUS) helps noise reduction 6 times more effective than other solutions, while being more compact.
The birds (blackbird) residing in the city tend to sing higher notes than their rural counterparts, the researchers say, those high-pitched sounds are to deal with the N…
Instead of singing during the day, red-necked birds living in major cities in the UK had to sing at night. The reason why birds have to change their behavior during the…
Chinese explosive experts have succeeded in controlling noise, dust and debris when destroying Tianhe City West Tower in the center of Guangzhou city in the morning 3-1.
According to a recent study by US scientists, the noise pollution of visitors at some parks is destroying the natural environment, and threatening the environment.
Long-term exposure to urban air pollution and noise pollution, especially traffic, increases the risk of high blood pressure, which can lead to seizures. blood brain and…
The seemingly harmless sound emitted from ships can indirectly cause whale and other marine animals deaths.
Noise pollution in urban areas is closely related to human hearing loss.
A crowd in the street produced a sound of up to 90dB and even a falling leaf could produce noises of up to 10dB! As we get older, our ability to receive sound decreases.
Exposure to loud noise not only causes deafness but also leads to serious health problems.