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Noise Pollution:

CAUSES AND
EFFECTS
What is Noise Pollution?
Defined as the presence of unwanted or excessive
sound in the environment that disrupts or harms
human activities, health, or the natural balance of
ecosystems.
It is a from of pollution that negatively impacts
individuals, communities, and the environment.
“Aye or Nay”

BREATHING

RUSTLING OF
LEAVES DRILLING MACHINE
“Aye or Nay”

FIREWORK
S
TRAFFIC VIDEOKE
“Aye or Nay”
DECIBEL SCALE
CAUSES OF NOISE POLLUTION
C. COMMUNITY AND RECREATIONAL
A. INDUSTRIAL SOURCES SOURCES
1. Factories and Manufacturing Plants 1. Residential Areas
2. Construction Sites 2. Restaurants and Entertainment
3. Power Generation Facilities Venues
3. Outdoor Events and Festivals

D. OTHER SOURCES
B. TRANSPORTATION SOURCES
1. Household Appliances
1. Road Traffic
2. Personal Electronic Devices
2. Aircraft Noise
3. Loud Music and Entertainment
3. Railway and Subway Noise
Systems
EFFECTS OF NOISE POLLUTION
B. ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS
A. HEALTH EFFECTS
1. Disruption of animal behavior and
1. Hearing Loss and Damages
communication
2. Sleep Disturbances and Insomnia
2. Negative Effects on Wildlife
3. Stress, anxiety, and psychological
Habitat
impacts
3. Interference with Natural
4. Cardiovascular Problems
Soundscapes and Ecosystems

C. SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC EFFECTS


1. Interference with communication
and productivity
2. Decreased Quality of Life
3. Impact on Property Values and
Tourism
SOLUTIONS AND MITIGATION STRATEGIES
A. LEGISLATIVE AND REDULATORY C. TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENTS
MEASURES 1. Noise Reduction in Transportation
1. Setting Noise Standards and Systems
Guidelines 2. Quieter Machinery and Equipment
2. Enforcement of Noise Regulations 3. Noise – Cancelling Technologies

B. URBAN PLANNINIG AND DESIGN D. INDIVIDUAL ACTIONS


1. Zoning and Land Use Planning 1. Noise Reduction at Home
2. Noise Barriers and Soundproofing 2. Responsible Use of Personal Electronic
Measures Devices
3. Green Spaces and Buffer Zones 3. Public Awareness and Education

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