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Will they contribute to noise pollution? My neighborhood seems to have dramatically increasing noise pollution in the last couple years. The abuses have gotte
by neilv 2y ago
Will they contribute to noise pollution?
My neighborhood seems to have dramatically increasing noise pollution in the last couple years. The abuses have gotten ridiculous (and often gratuitously obnoxious) enough that I suspect backlash is imminent. Until there's serious regulation, I feel like I have to ask, since the noise environment seems to be a reckless free-for-all at the moment.
- hampelm 2y agoThat is spoken about in the article.
- neilv 2y agoWhere? I saw the word "noiseless" tossed out there, but could just be journalist translating some marketing copy about some aspect of the system, not the entirety of its effect on noise pollution.
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- Tagbert 2y agoAre your neighborhood noise levels caused by wind turbines or something else?
- omnimus 2y agoBy far most noise pollution in cities is due to cars. Better start with that.