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What is Noise Pollution ? How is It Caused ? - Geography

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What is noise pollution? How is it caused?

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Noise pollution is defined as an unwanted sound that is an irritant and a source of stress.
Most of the noise originates from modem industrialised urban life. The main sources of noise pollution are :

  1. Industrial Sector
  2. Transport Sector
  3. Household sector
  4. Defence Sector
  5. Loud Speakers
  6. Miscellaneous Sources.
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Chapter 16: Pollution - Long Answer Questions

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Morning Star Total Geography [English] Class 9 ICSE
Chapter 16 Pollution
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