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Horns, construction sites, sirens, and motorcycles whizzing by... how noisy are our cities?
According to World Health Organization, over 1 billion young people are at risk of avoidable hearing loss, due to prolonged and excessive exposure to loud music and noise.
Noise pollution is among the causes and it represents a serious environmental threat to our health.
Download the App Listen Responsibly and measure the noise level around you to create a shared map of the acoustic ecology.
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Noise levels are not the same throughout the day.
Check at what time of the day a place is more affected by noise pollution and when, instead, noise levels decrease.
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Noise pollution health effects
At least 1 in 5 Europeans are currently exposed to noise levels exceeding 55 dB considered harmful to their health.
Long-term exposure to noise has significant health impacts, including heart disease, sleep disturbance and noise-induced hearing loss.
The impact of noise pollution on wildlife
Noise pollution affects the health and well-being of terrestrial and marine wildlife.
Animals use sound to navigate, attract mates, find food, and avoid predators. As a consequence, noise pollution threatens their ability to survive.
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