More study needed on hearing loss among preschool teachers. If the study holds up, says Dr. Bronzaft, school design must focus on acoustics.
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New York City appoints a “Nightlife Mayor”
NYC mayor appoints a Nightlife Mayor to balance business needs of music venue with neighbors seeking quiet, but his choice raises eyebrows.
Residents have the right to quiet in their homes
Sadly, not everyone is a good neighbor. Dr. Arline Bronzaft writes about what happens when people ignore their neighbor’s right to quiet.
Today is International Noise Awareness Day
April 25th is International Noise Awareness Day, an event born in the U.S. that has grown into an international occasion.
Is there a link between NYC noise and crime?
Is there a link between NYC noise and crime? Dr. Arline Bronzaft says that noise complaints may be a sign of child abuse or drug dealing.
NY representatives win funding to combat aircraft noise
NY representatives win funding to combat aircraft noise, and the FAA is directed to examine new methods of measuring aircraft noise.
Noise is the next great public health crisis
Noise is the next great public health crisis, so where is the U.S. government? Learn about this looming health crisis by clicking here.
Study: Urban noise worst in poor and minority neighborhoods
Unsurprisingly, a study shows that urban noise worst is poor and minority neighborhoods. Enough with the studies, it’s time for action!
Children need quiet
Quiet is crucial for your children. Learn why–and more importnatly–how to introduce some quiet into your children’s lives.