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Noise pollution, often referred to as environmental noise, has become one of the most prevalent environmental issues in urban areas and industrial zones. With growing industrialization and urbanization, noise levels have risen significantly, impacting both human health and the environment.
Noise pollution is one of the most frequent environmental issues reported to local authorities, particularly in urbanized and industrialized areas. Noise complaints reflect the challenges faced by communities in maintaining a balance between development, economic activity, and quality of life. This report focuses on the most common noise complaints received by local authorities, analyzing their sources, the impact on communities, and the strategies employed by authorities to address these concerns.
Noise pollution has increasingly become a public health concern, particularly in urban and industrial environments. Prolonged exposure to elevated noise levels affects not only hearing but also various aspects of physical and mental health. This report examines the impact of noise on public health, exploring the types of noise pollution, the health risks associated with exposure, and the societal costs of noise-induced health problems.