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Pickleball noise lawsuits are spreading like wildfire. It’s time to rethink local ordinances
Kathleen Romito discusses pickleball.
Texans want new town to escape crypto mine noise
Dr. Daniel Fink discusses noise and cryptocurrency facilities.
Noise pollution impacts minority communities disproportionately
Dr. Daniel Fink discusses noise and minority communities.
The Aloha State is saying farewell to noise
Halimat Olunlade discusses a noise camera in Hawaii.
During National Protect Your Hearing Month, noise is the new secondhand smoke
Dr. Daniel Fink discusses national protect your hearing month.
Should there be a literal right to quiet enjoyment?
Dr. Daniel Fink discusses the right to quiet.
NYC’s hidden noise cameras: a wake-up call for public health
Mary Tatigian discusses noise cameras in NYC.
To implement or not? How noise cameras are sparking debate
Halimat Olunlade discusses noise cameras.
Noise standards proposed for VTOL aircrafts
Dr. Daniel Fink discusses VTOL noise standards in Europe.
Should Walden Pond be quiet?
Dr. Daniel Fink discusses a petition to enforce quiet at Walden Pond.
Sierra Club hosts event on vehicle noise reduction
Halimat Olunlade covers a recent Sierra Club event on vehicle noise.
France bans cigarette smoking in public places
Dr. Daniel Fink discusses a recent ban on cigarette smoking in France.
Proposed Seattle earplug law draws mixed reactions
Quiet Coalition Chair Dr. Daniel Fink, MD, discusses the mixed reactions following a proposed Seattle hearing protection law that would require venues to provide attendees of live concerts with affordable hearing protection.
Liberal Democrats back music ban on public transport in England
Quiet Coalition Chair Dr. Daniel Fink, MD, discusses the proposal to ban playing music and videos on public transport in England, comparing noise pollution to secondhand smoke and advocating for legislation to create a quieter, healthier world.
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