Noise Pollution

The state that has the most Asians is definitely New York. But the main place is upper New York Becuz of the Niagara Falls and they're also there becuz of education for instince there education up in the northeast is the best education in the U.S.A.

From most to least likely:

1. Starter solenoid is not getting power

2. Starter solenoid is bad

3. Starter gear is stripped

4. Flywheel ring gear is stripped

Age of starter is not really relevant. It is possible to get a defective one.

Check electrical connections. Some cars have a separate wire to the solenoid.

Remove starter, look for obvious damage to gears.

If you don't see anything really glaring, like a chunk of flywheel missing, take the starter to any auto parts chain store. Most of them have a testing setup and do the testing for free.

Honk if you love noise pollution

"noise affects more people than any other pollutant

the more you make NOISE

the faster you lose your VOICE

Your HONKERS

make me go BONKERS

All NOISE is waste. So cultivate quietness in your speech, in your thoughts, in your emotions. Speak habitually low. Wait for attention and then you low words will be charged with dynamite."

Noise pollution levels differ from city to city & town to town

Clean air now!

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There are many reasons for industrialization such as the need for metal objects. Industrialization also made it possible for everyone who wants a car to get a car in a reasonable amount of time.

Yes and no. If you are exposed to loud noises for too long, your ears become damaged. It will seem that your ears are adapting but they are just becoming more damaged.

Firstly, a ban can be established saying that human activities which destroy the environment is punishable by law.

Secondly, regulations can be used. For example, air-conditioners' temperatures must be set to, say an example, 24 degrees celsius in all shopping centers so as to reduce global warming.

Thirdly, the government or authorities can introduce activities such as beach cleaning and such, so as to get the community involved so as to raise awareness on these issues, at the same time reducing the impacts on these activities.

See a doctor to rule out tinnitus, which causes a noise that can be continuous or intermittent.

Secondary pollution occurs when primary forms of air pollution, such as vehicle exhaust and factory emissions, interact with each other to form new kinds of pollution. Acid rain, for instance, is a form of secondary air pollution. If you prevent primary pollutants from getting into the atmosphere, you eliminate the ingredients necessary for secondary pollution to occur, thereby creating the secondary effect that these additional pollutants do not form in the first place.

too loud

The person who answered before me is stupid. That's very obvoius *eye roll* anyway no one knows how loud is too loud. But if they did find out they would be deaf. If you really want an answer then I suggest you Google it. :)

Not a continuous source of sound. A vehicle alarm siren is usually is intermittent

A trade-off because of reduced incomes to the firms' owners and workers.

by not throwing garbage

Start using public transport. This will automatically reduce noise pollution and make the environment clean and green.It will also help in saving petrol and cutting costs. Then, the factories should be on the out-skirts , in order to decrease the noise pollution.Construction sites should not be allowed to have night shifts, tis creates noise and disturbs people's sleep who live in the neighborhood.

Noise pollution is a type of energy pollution in which distracting, irritating, or damaging sounds are freely audible. As with other forms of energy pollution (such as heat and lightpollution), noise pollution contaminants are not physical particles, but rather waves that interfere with naturally-occurring waves of a similar type in the same environment.

There is a serious need for pollution control. It is important to do all that can be done in order to keep the air that people breath clean and fresh. It is also important in order to keep the water on the earth clean, not only for humans but for fish and animals.

There aren't many aims or objectives for noise pollution. Many aims are against noise pollution because it is physically harmful to the human body.

Physical noise is associated with distractions that result from a noisy environment.

Technology is also a source of noise pollution. For example: unmonitored use of mobile phones electrical appliances loud speakers and TV. People don't switch off their mobile phones when they are in offices or in schools and colleges. They also use electric generator and it's loud voice irritates the nearby residents. Also listening to loud music and TV are also a source of noise pollution.

People need to develop a civic responsibility so that they may not trouble others.

by taking care of all the types of pollutins

A study was carried out to determine levels and factors that influence noise pollution from small-scale industries (SSIs) in Dar es Salaam City Tanzania. Two sites for wood- and metalworks industries were investigated. Both sites exhibited equivalent noise levels higher than 90.0 dBA, the permissible exposure level limit for occupational noise. At a woodworks SSI, noise levels were found to correlate well with machine-use age, wood-feed speed, and wood-cut depth. Additionally, noise emanating from both types of SSIs was found to influence the level of environmental noise in the neighborhood of the SSIs. One woodworks SSI was found to have a circle of influence of about 140 m. The study concluded that SSIs present a serious source of environmental noise pollution in their neighborhoods. Noise pollution from SSIs is greatly influenced by the type of SSIs and the activities they carry out, the type and age of machines they use, their location relative to residential areas in their vicinity, and in-house noise control measures.

Small-scale industries (SSIs) - Noise pollution - Noise-induced hearing loss

no it is not although if you use too much it could kill you

In the 1990s, concern over air quality prompted passage of the Clean Air Act, which mandated reductions of nitrous oxide emissions from such facilities as smelters and blast furnaces and designated such facilities as prime areas of concern.