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Noise Pollution

Noise pollution is the presence of unwanted or unpleasant noise. Noise pollution comes from improperly functioning HVAC equipment, street noise, or the conversations of others. Besides the fact that it is obnoxious and distracting, noise pollution can be detrimental to human health. It is therefore important to consider ways to eliminate noise pollution in project planning.

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    ...eliminate waste, recycle, and prevent pollution;…[and] strengthen the vitality and...carbon-to-nitrogen ratio below 25:1, pollutant concentration limits 17 For additional
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  • Child Care Centers - GSA Sustainable Facilities Tool

    ...a high recycled content and a high noise reduction coefficient (NRC). Consider...Quality Indoor Plant at GSA's Joyful Noise Child Care Center Sufficient air quality
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  • Green Procurement - Custodial Services - GSA Sustainable Facilities Tool

    ...cleaning need, especially for highly polluting cleaning activities. For areas that...ergonomically designed to minimize vibration, noise, and user fatigue. When possible
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  • Living Architecture: Green Roofs for Public Buildings

    ...and purify the surrounding air of pollutants. URBAN WATER CYCLE When heavy rains...it the highest concentrations of pollutants, chemicals, and debris that have
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