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Definition of Sound pollution
1. Noun. Annoying and potentially harmful environmental noise.
Lexicographical Neighbors of Sound Pollution
Literary usage of Sound pollution
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Mining and the Environment: Case Studies from the Americas by Alyson Warhurst (1999)
"sound pollution • Noise in industrial area • Unregulated transport and vehicles
Source: MRN (1988). • Social events Note: MRN, ..."
2. Mining and the Environment: Case Studies from the Americas by Alyson Warhurst (1999)
"sound pollution • Noise in industrial area • Unregulated transport and vehicles
Source: MRN (1988). • Social events Note: MRN, ..."
3. How to Trade With Korea: A Guide to Trade & Investment by DIANE Publishing Company (1995)
"Captain of the Port (COTP) Prince William sound pollution Action Plan (OSC Plan)
This plan implements provisions of the NCP and the Alaska Regional Oil and ..."
4. New Technology and Its Impact on Educational Buildings by Programme on Educational Building (1992)
"... appropriate and effective psychological and acoustic screening will be required
to avoid sound pollution across the whole space. ..."
5. Mediapolis: popular Culture and the Cityby Alex de Jong, Marc Schuilenburg by Alex de Jong, Marc Schuilenburg (2006)
"In a negative connotation, noisy neighbours and sound pollution demonstrate this
daily. The acoustic space of a sonic spatiality or force field has soft ..."
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