Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University is aiming to pave an airstrip in the middle of Ocala National Forest and is facing objections from neighbors.

Urban traffic congestion continues to be a serious problem that compromises environmental sustainability, economic productivity, and public health. Accurately predicting patterns of congestion and ...

The global population is growing, and so are cities, airports, traffic, and a whole lot of other sources of noise pollution. Most of us are subject to excessive amounts of noise every single day. Even ...

Or try to have one. With an M-59 overpass hanging a few feet away from her house, the noise is constant, making it hard to hear others over the unending roar of passing traffic.

More than 110 million people across Europe are exposed to harmful noise pollution, leading to an estimated 66,000 premature deaths annually, a new report by the European Environment Agency (EEA) said ...

Around 66,000 Europeans die each year because of dangerously high noise levels, according to a new report.

It's more than just an annoyance: Long-term exposure to traffic and train noise may increase the risk of dementia and Alzheimer's disease, Danish researchers report. The study authors say that more ...

Every part of our society can be segmented into upper caste and lesser mortals. Even in the suburbs, there are different classes of residents. Namiwawa, Nyambadwe, Sunnyside, Areas 10, 43 have varied ...

Birds, squirrels, rabbits, frogs, insects and other wildlife are critically affected by human-made noise. They're outdoors right in the middle of what must seem to them a war zone — with no escape.

Birds, squirrels, rabbits, frogs, insects and other wildlife are critically affected by human-made noise. They're outdoors right in the middle of what must seem to them a war zone — with no escape.

Birds, squirrels, rabbits, frogs, insects and other wildlife are critically affected by human-made noise. They're outdoors right in the middle of what must seem to them a war zone — with no escape.

Birds, squirrels, rabbits, frogs, insects and other wildlife are critically affected by human-made noise. They're outdoors right in the middle of what must seem to them a war zone — with no escape.