When people hear of the damage of pollution, the first thing they think of is the withdrawal of heavy smoke with negative effects on health, but what many do not know is that noise pollution is no less dangerous than other forms of pollution.
Stanisfeld, a psychologist at Queen Mary University, says people with high levels of noise are more likely to develop health problems such as high blood pressure, hearing loss, heart disease and obesity.
Nowadays, people are noisy in places like streets where there is a roar of cars, transportation and some music and movie clubs.
Because people who live close to the big streets get more noise, they have trouble sleeping, which may directly affect their comfort and behavior during the day.
The World Health Organization (WHO) provides precise and precise standards for what noise should be, even in the case of aircraft travel, The Conferencing website reported.
One of the characteristics of audio pollution is that humans may freely choose to play music through loudspeakers, even if some smart phones are constantly warning about the consequences of this on ear health.
In the opinion of the British researcher, that the authorities should combat audio pollution, because non-intervention will increase the volume of health disorders in the future.
