Read about Bernie Krause and his life’s work recording the natural world around us in, “This is what extinction sounds like.”
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When “good news” is bad news
When is “good news” bad news? When the press reports uncritically, leaving the public to believe that earbud and headphone use by children is perfectly fine.
Tired of jets flying over your neighborhood? Here’s what FAA is (not) doing to help you
Tired of jets flying over your neighborhood? Here’s what the FAA is (not) doing to help you. But technology may (eventually) save the day.
Treating hearing loss may help prevent dementia
The Lancet reports that treating hearing loss may help prevent dementia. So why isn’t the prevention of hearing loss a top public health goal?
Is quiet a luxury?
Is quiet a luxury? The growth of silent spas resorts and retreats suggests yes. Click here to learn how some quiet time can help you.
Is man-made noise making desert insects disappear?
Is man-made noise making desert insects disappear? Not entirely, but ecologists are concerned about how noise affects some insect groups and the animals that prey on them.
How sound affects how food tastes
Want to know how sound affects how food tastes? Click to learn about Charles Spence, gastrophysicist, and his book on the science of eating.
‘Uber for helicopters’ driving Hamptons residents mad
‘Uber for helicopters’ driving Hamptons residents mad. Ride-sharing helicopters make travel faster for users, hell on earth for residents.
Judge denies NYPD’s motion to dismiss sound cannon lawsuit
Judge denies NYPD’s motion to dismiss sound cannon lawsuit. Plaintiffs allege exposure to LRAD noise triggered migraines, dizziness, and more.