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I dislike both forms of noise. Getting rid of one doesn’t necessitate getting rid of both. Noise is known to be hazardous to mental health and we definitely mak
by imoverclocked 6y ago
I dislike both forms of noise. Getting rid of one doesn’t necessitate getting rid of both. Noise is known to be hazardous to mental health and we definitely make more than we need to. This is especially so with yard equipment.
- clairity 6y agoi also dislike the noise, but it's sometimes required to get stuff done (like repairing the pavement or mowing a lawn), and we should, as residents, accept that necessary tradeoff at appropriate times. noisy vehicles, however, aren't really so necessary (anymore), with the growing move toward hybrids/electrics.
- mint2 6y agoMost front lawns are unused space that people pay to maintain because “that’s how it’s supposed to be”. And heavens forbid leaves build up around plants, we must remove all compost like that because it will contaminated the soil, it’s so unnatural. In a front lawn or landscaping that no one uses, it should be low maintenance native plants that are adapted to the weather so they barely need water and will benefit by letting the leaves decay. Send the leaves through a shredder if one really hates the sight of leaves.