Student name: Luis Murillo Garcia
Course: English III
Essay #6 – Noise Pollution
Date: 13/12/2012
Nowadays,
noise is defined as unwanted sound. Noise
pollution consists of all the unwanted sounds in our daily life and sonic pollution
originated in the workplace. There are some types of noise pollution found in the environment, workplace and new
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It is not easy to give an
adequate noise pollution definition. However,
noise pollution would basically be a form of pollution done by different audio
sources that distract, irritate or damage certain environment. Noise is really
any unwanted sound, some sound that is not natural to given environment and it
causes disturbance to not only natural processes but can also cause harm to
human society. Noise pollution can become big environmental problem in some
areas. It is not only stressful to many animals. Noise pollution
The
most common source of noise pollution is transportation, in form of motor
vehicles. Some other sources like car alarms, emergency service sirens, office
equipment, factory machinery, construction work, barking dogs, power tools,
lighting hum, different audio systems, loudspeakers and noisy people can also
cause noise pollution but motor vehicles are globally speaking dominant source
of noise pollution. Sources of noise pollution.
Nowadays
in our world there exist some types of noise pollution; examples of this are
the following:
Neighborhood noise: Excessive noise from neighbors can be
frustrating and can cause a lot of unnecessary stress. In many cases, people
making the noise is unaware they are causing a problem. This can usually be
sorted out quite quickly by letting the person know the noise is affecting you.
Barking dogs: Noise from barking dogs is dealt with
in the same way as other domestic noise.
Construction noise: Construction sites are a very common
source of noise pollution. They are often in areas which were quiet beforehand
and therefore the noise generated from their activities is very noticeable.
Street and traffic
noise: The
Environmental Protection Act does not cover noise from traffic, be it car,
train, bus or airplane traffic. In some circumstances, we may be able to tackle individual vehicle
owners who persistently use their radio in an unacceptable way. Types of noise
pollution.
Conclusion
Noise
pollution represents an important public health problem that can lead to
hearing loss, sleep disruption, cardiovascular disease, social handicaps,
reduced productivity, impaired teaching and learning, absenteeism, increased
drug use.,and accidents. It can impair the ability to enjoy one's property and leisure
time and increases the frequency of antisocial behavior.Noise adversely affects
general health and well-being in the same way as does chronic stress. It
adversely affects future generations by degrading residential, social, and
learning environments with corresponding economic losses.