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This chapter thoroughly explores environmental noise, including its causes, impacts, and possible remedies. It identifies noise pollutionNoise pollution as a significant environmental issue caused by human-related activities such as transportation, industrialization, and urbanizationUrbanization. Noise pollution has a wide range of effects, from hearingHearing lossHearing loss to cardiovascularCardiovascular disease, stress, and sleep difficulties. Furthermore, noise pollution disturbs ecosystems by conflicting with wildlife communication, breeding habits, and habitat choices. Numerous noise abatement strategies have been investigated to address these challenges. The chapter discusses ways to reduce noise at the source, such as managing vehicle noise, enhancing road surfaces, and encouraging quieter technologies. Transmission path reductions, such as noise barriersNoise barrier and zoning changes, are explored with receiver safeguard strategies, such as education campaigns and personal protective gear. The current chapter emphasizes the need for interdisciplinary collaboration among city planners, environmentalists, and policymakers to develop effective noise reduction techniques. Finally, the chapter emphasizes the importance of comprehensive measures addressing the intricate relationship between human actions and noise pollution.

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Understanding the Concept of Noise Pollution: Sources, Impacts, and Mitigation Strategies

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    2025年

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  • Rohit Patel,
  • Prasoon Kumar Singh,
  • Shivam Saw,
  • Rakesh Kumar

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This chapter thoroughly explores environmental noise, including its causes, impacts, and possible remedies. It identifies noise pollutionNoise pollution as a significant environmental issue caused by human-related activities such as transportation, industrialization, and urbanizationUrbanization. Noise pollution has a wide range of effects, from hearingHearing lossHearing loss to cardiovascularCardiovascular disease, stress, and sleep difficulties. Furthermore, noise pollution disturbs ecosystems by conflicting with wildlife communication, breeding habits, and habitat choices. Numerous noise abatement strategies have been investigated to address these challenges. The chapter discusses ways to reduce noise at the source, such as managing vehicle noise, enhancing road surfaces, and encouraging quieter technologies. Transmission path reductions, such as noise barriersNoise barrier and zoning changes, are explored with receiver safeguard strategies, such as education campaigns and personal protective gear. The current chapter emphasizes the need for interdisciplinary collaboration among city planners, environmentalists, and policymakers to develop effective noise reduction techniques. Finally, the chapter emphasizes the importance of comprehensive measures addressing the intricate relationship between human actions and noise pollution.