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The 34 pages that link to Noise pollution, each with the reason it gives.

• Air pollutionCompared with: It shares the language of pollution but is acoustic rather than atmospheric contamination.

• Environmental monitoringRelated: Sound-level measurements document exposure and identify areas affected by persistent noise.

• ExternalityBroader topic: Noise from transport or industry affects nearby people who are not part of the activity.

• High-speed railRelated: Fast trains can create persistent noise near tracks, requiring mitigation and careful route planning.

• ShinkansenRelated: High-speed operation prompted measures to reduce aerodynamic and railway noise near communities.

• Road transportRelated: Engines, tires, and heavy traffic create persistent noise near roads.

• SilenceCompared with: It describes the environmental problem that efforts to preserve quiet address.

• PollutionBroader topic: It shows that environmental pollution can take the form of energy, not matter.

• PyrotechnicsRelated: Loud pyrotechnic reports can disturb communities and wildlife.

• SoundscapeRelated: Soundscape work can reveal impacts that decibel levels alone do not describe.

• Aircraft noiseNarrower topic: Aircraft noise is one source of environmental noise pollution.

• Humpback whaleRelated: Underwater noise can mask humpback calls and alter behavior.

• AircraftRelated: Aircraft noise affects communities near airports and flight paths.

• FireworksRelated: Firework reports can disturb nearby communities and wildlife.

• NightclubRelated: Music and departing crowds can create conflicts with nearby residents.

• Street performanceRelated: Amplified performances can create conflicts over sound in busy public places.

• General aviationRelated: Aircraft noise around small airports can shape local attitudes and operating restrictions.

• Sound pressureRelated: Environmental noise is often monitored through sound-pressure level measurements.

• Sound systemRelated: High-volume playback can create conflicts over exposure and neighborhood noise.

• Diesel generatorRelated: Engine and cooling-system noise can constrain where a generator operates.

• Vehicle emissionsCompared with: Road transport also affects health through noise, a nonchemical impact distinct from emissions.

• DiwaliRelated: Diwali firecrackers can expose residents and animals to intense noise.

• Ninoy Aquino International AirportRelated: Aircraft operations expose nearby communities to persistent noise.

• False killer whaleRelated: Underwater noise can interfere with the acoustic environment used by this dolphin.

• HighwayRelated: Continuous traffic makes highway corridors a source of environmental noise.

• John F. Kennedy International AirportRelated: Aircraft operations expose communities around JFK to persistent aviation noise.

• Music venueRelated: Venue noise can create conflicts with nearby residents and prompt regulation.

• Paris Charles de Gaulle AirportRelated: Aircraft operations expose nearby communities to persistent noise and related restrictions.

• Controlled-access highwayRelated: High traffic volumes and speeds expose nearby areas to persistent roadway noise.

• Bus garageRelated: Vehicle movements, idling, and maintenance can create noise for neighboring areas.

• CrusherRelated: Crushers and their feed systems generate potentially hazardous noise.

• Ice cream vanRelated: Repeated music can prompt neighborhood complaints and restrictions on when vans may play it.

• JackhammerRelated: Jackhammer noise can disturb nearby residents and workers.

• Stack interchangeRelated: Elevated ramps and concentrated traffic can expose nearby communities to persistent road noise.