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Noise pollution is annoying and damaging to your emotional state, and sometimes even harmful to your health. Noise pollution can also affect animals and the environment. The consequences can be auditory and non-auditory. Auditory effects are manifested by fatigue and deafness, and non-auditory can be physiological and psychological changes in the human body. Prevention promotes mental and physical health.

Steps

1. 1 Understand what causes noise pollution. As the world gets more advanced, the amount of noise increases. The most common form of noise pollution today is transport, mainly cars, motorcycles and airplanes.
2. 2 You can avoid noise pollution. Follow these tips:
   • Do not use the car horn unnecessarily. In hospital and campus areas, this is generally prohibited.
   • Avoid loud music that hurts your ears and the ears of those around you.
   • Fireworks are very loud, so try not to use them unless absolutely necessary.
   • Engines, machines and vehicles also generate noise if not properly monitored. Correct maintenance must be carried out to improve performance.
   • If you work in a place with loud noises, you should use earplugs to prevent hearing loss.
   • When traveling to amusement parks and similar places, try not to ride too loud rides. One example is the ATV, which looks like a huge motorcycle.
   • Turn off your car or motorcycle engine when not in use. This will stop noise and reduce air pollution!
   • Better to walk or bike.It is good for the environment, reduces air pollution and noise, and keeps you fit!

Tips

• If you are too exposed to noise pollution, your hearing can be damaged. This is why noise should be avoided.