Noise Pollution in the US

New Study Suggests That Fish Exposed To Excessive Noise Die Early

Medicine & Technology Sep 16, 2020

Fish exposed to noise pollution become more susceptible to diseases, with prolonged exposure leading to early death, according to the latest study describing effects of human activities to nature.

Noise Pollution Peaks All Time High In The U.S.: The Most Protected Natural Zones Are Unsafe

May 08, 2017

A new study claimed that the harms of noise pollution even witnessed in more than sixty percent of the silence zone and most protected natural reserves; Know more here

Noise Pollution in the US

New Study Suggests That Fish Exposed To Excessive Noise Die Early

Noise Pollution Peaks All Time High In The U.S.: The Most Protected Natural Zones Are Unsafe

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