Technology-forcing to reduce environmental noise pollution: a prospectus
Lauren M Kuehne,
Ed Habtour,
Tomás Méndez Echenagucia
et al.
Abstract:Environmental movements of the late 20th century resulted in sweeping
legislation and regulatory actions to reduce the prevalence of diverse
pollutants. Although the consequences of noise pollution to public
health, the environment, and the economy have been recognized over the
same time period, noise has received far less policy attention.
Correspondingly, even while recent decades have seen robust advancements
in assessing the impacts of noise pollution, solutions and actual
reductions in environmental noise… Show more
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