The effect of noise is dangerous for animal life too. Due to continuous noise, their habitat decreases and the threatened creatures reach the brink of extinction. The most notable of the deadly effects of noise pollution is that some species of whale die due to noise. Noise pollution has extremely harmful effects on other organisms and vegetation. Due to frequent noise, animals and birds leave their habitat and move away. Wild creatures migrate from the forest areas near the mining areas and high
Over the past decades noise pollution has received increased attention and Studies has reported that noise pollution is one of the environmental hazard affecting human, the effects ranges from annoyance to difficulty in falling asleep, which latter leads to high blood pressure (WHO 2005; Ugwuanyi et al., 2005; Den Boer and Schroten 2007; Tetreault et al 2013 ). Although, noise pollution has been one of environmental concerns as early as the inception of civilization when man was introduced to technology
Noise pollution has been one of environmental concerns as early as the inception of civilization when man was introduced to technology, which could use to obtain the basic necessities, to a modern development of complex technological. This has resulted to noise pollution from various anthropological activities especially in the city area. Over the past decades noise pollution has received increased attention and Studies has reported that noise pollution is one of the environmental hazard affecting
The problem of noise pollution in the world has a significant impact on societies in terms of health and money, and will increase gradually if no action is taken to protect those societies and find suitable solutions to reduce this pollution. In this research, railway noise pollution has been discussed to investigate to what extent does it impact people who are exposed to it regularly. A sample from the north area of Brussels has been questioned to provide real and concise evidence about the existence
Causes of noise pollution in Lahore city Submitted To : Dr.ShaheenPasha Submitted By: SabaPervaiz Class: Bed(Hons) Roll no: 18 Session:
Pollution has been present on Earth for a long time. It started getting worse and affecting even more the environment during the last decades. Many events were a huge mark on the evolution of pollution. After World War II, the materials produced caused the pollution to get much more serious. The synthetic materials produced have multiple problems, since they are toxic to the environment and they are not biodegradable, meaning that they will not deteriorate. (http://www.pollutionissues.com/Fo-Hi/History
effects of fracking on the environment is the water consumption and pollution of air/water. Fracking uses approximately 8 million liters of water per fracturing, a well can be fractured around 18 times, so that means 144 000 000 liters of water is used for each fracturing site. Another problem consists of air, noise and water pollution. When the natural gas is extracted, 3% of the gas is lost into the atmosphere. The water pollution occurs when the natural gas is extracted, the fracking fluid must
greenhouse gases, but also consider other environmental impacts for example noise pollution. Compare with the traditional high speed wheel-on-rail trains, the application of magnetic levitation technology within the transportation system in China has brought a great improvement to the environmental issues that usually caused by the traditional wheel-on-rail trains. By using the latest engineering methods, the issue of noise pollution complained by the adjacent residents and the level of carbon dioxide emissions
civilization in various forms either in solid or liquid. We have generated tones of waste before we find the better and proper way to dispose the waste. People are expose to all kinds of risks in their daily live such as underground water pollution, methane gas emission, air pollution, exploration of new landfill site and other human health problems due to the increasing of waste generation. Unfortunately, simple expedient solutions are no longer sufficient to solve the disposal problems as society becomes more
health. This study is planned to identify the species in the green belt of …….. and to analyze the health effect of the abundant species on the community. A transect and herbarium will be used to identify species and species diversity in the study area. Health effects will be analyzed by surveying the nearby community and hospitals through questionnaires and interviews. Introduction Urban Green belts play vital role in urban planning. A greater contribution to urban heat reduction, pollution abatement