Can loud noises effect fish health?
Constant loud noises can cause stress in fish, which can lead to loss of appetite or other health problems. If the loud noise is a one time occurrence or does not happen often, the effects on the health of your fish will be minimal if any.
What is RA 8749 Clean air act?
is an act help to reduce air pollution in the philippines though the law also seek to protect our environment from damages cause by air pollution.
What should we do to decrease noise pollution?
One very effective way to reduce motorcycle noise pollution is for states, cities and towns to adopt and enforce the EPA label law. All motorcycles made after 1982 must have an EPA noise certified exhaust with a label embossed into the muffler. It's illegal under federal law to replace the noise certified exhaust with one that isn't certified or to tamper with the legal muffler to make more noise.
The city of Denver enacted an EPA label-based ordinance in 2007 and in less than two years mostly solved their motorcycle noise pollution problem with consistent enforcement and fines starting at $500. There's more information about this at the Maine Citizens For Quiet Motorvehicles Facebook page.
Does metamucil help with stomach noises?
I don't believe it does. in fact I think it can cause stomach noise. I have had awful stomach noises and been embarrassed in public so I stopped taking Metamucil and so far the sounds have stopped. Stomach nose comes from too much gas which can be caused by Metamucil or other foods.
What are the example of semantic noise?
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What happens to gas that cause pollution in the space?
It dissipates. There is plenty of room for it to do so
Definition Description of air pollution noise pollutionwater pollution?
Air pollution is the introduction of chemicals, particulate matter, or biological materials that cause harm and discomfort to humans or other living organisms and other damages the natural environment.
Smog is apart of air pollution; it is formed when a layer of cool air is trapped beneath a layer of still warmer air. The mixture of substance is produced by the evaporation waste of hydrocarbons, combined with nitrogen dioxide, oxygen, and sunlight produce the photochemical smog, besides that optical effect it causes an increase of ozone in the lower atmosphere and the health conditions of the particular organism living in such an area.
What is the top noise level for humans?
The threshold of pain between 120 and 140 dBSPL is the top limit.
What is the LAW in the Philippines concerning noise pollution?
if u r a victim of 2am karaoke or wake up to balut! sales, then i understand your question ;-)
as far as i know, no law exists for entire country... if ever, specific areas may have ordinances but they still require enforcement. for example, there is an area of ft. bonifacio global city that prohibits construction work after 9pm (bawal) AND it is enforced -- but that's only because many VIPs live near this area and provide the means to "inspire" local government to enforce the ordinance.
Also, some local government officials support noise inducing activities, such as in the case of Muntinlupa City where government officials from mayor down to village councilors have this program of lending for free, chairs, tables and tents if residents want to conduct party or drinking session in the middle of the street. Such parties will never be complete without full blast karaoke/videoke, where party/drinking attendants sing at any time they want. You could even have such street closed for your party.
How do humans contribute to noise pollution?
Humans contribute to noise pollution by raising the volume of certain household gadgets, together with using the horns of their cars, and using noisy apparatuses.
What noise maker made the most noise during soccer competition?
Vuvuzela and police whistling
noise of loudspeakers and people
Water quality act and clean air act 1964?
Land and Water Conservation Act of 1964
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The United States' Land and Water Conservation Fund(LWCF) is a Federal program that was established by Act of Congress in 1964 to provide funds and matching grants to federal, state and local governments for the acquisition of land and water, and easements on land and water, for the benefit of all Americans.[1] The main emphases of the fund are recreation and the protection of national natural treasures in the forms of parks and protected forest and wildlife areas. The LWCF has a broad-based coalition of support and oversight, including the National Parks Conservation Association, The Wilderness Society, and the Land Trust Alliance.
The primary source of income to the fund is fees paid to the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation and Enforcement by companies drilling offshore for oil and gas. Congress regularly diverts most of the funds from this source to other purposes, however. Additional minor sources of income include the sale of surplus federal real estate and taxes on motorboat fuel.[1]
Funds from the Land and Water Conservation Fund have been utilized over the years on projects both large and small. LWCF has helped state agencies and local communities acquire nearly seven million acres (28,000 km²) of land and easements controlling further land, developed project sites including such popular recreational areas as Harper's Ferry in West Virginia, California's Big Sur Coast, and the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem in Montana, helped maintain Yellowstone National Park, and helped to build and maintain "thousands of local playgrounds, soccer fields, and baseball diamonds."[2]
Though LWCF is authorized with a budget cap of $900 million annually, this cap has been met only twice during the program's nearly four decades of existence.
The program is divided into two distinct funding pools: state grants and federal acquisition funds. The distribution formula takes into account population density and other factors.
On the federal side, each year, based on project demands from communities as well as input from the federal land management agencies, the President makes recommendations to Congress regarding funding for specific LWCF projects. In Congress, these projects go through an Appropriations Committee review process. Given the intense competition among projects, funding is generally only provided for those projects with universal support. Initially authorized for a twenty-five-year period, the LWCF has been extended for another twenty-five years, its current mandate running until January 2015.
NotesSome of the major types of water pollutants are chemical pollution, nutrient pollution, and microbial pollution. Ways to reduce microbiological pollution are by having facilities to clean the water. To reduce nutrient pollution stop using fertilizers and to reduce chemical pollution monitor companies more closely to stop them from dumping chemicals into the water.
Does pollution effect animals to mutate?
Yes, pollution can cause animals to mutate. A fish in South Korea has turned into a van-size, 4 legged beast with tail. It was found in Han river when scientists poured chemicals into the river due to a fail experiment. The "host" killed about a hundred and was finally dead when Korea released "Yellow Agent", a smoke bomb with chemcals tested to kill the "host but isn't quite sure if it affects humans. These mutated animals mainly come from pollution.
1982-mutated worm was found. it killed 2 people causing virus.
Why is a jet engine louder than a lawn mower?
Well, there are many reasons but the main one is the jet engine is many times larger and more powerful.
Noise pollutants are noises in an are that doesn't normally have much noise e.g. Drilling on the road, beeping from cars
How does noise pollution affect people?
Noise pollution can have a great impact on human health such as bringing damage to the sensitive parts of the ear. Noise pollution can also bring psychological illnesses to a person if the sound is unwanted or disturbing.