The persistent industrial noise is not merely an inconvenience—it poses a serious public health risk. Residents face sleep deprivation, chronic stress, and associated health problems.

News Connecticut News Residents hope for progress against industrial noise plaguing CT towns. Here’s what to know The trash-to-energy plant in Bristol on March 28. (Don Stacom/The Hartford Courant) ...

CHIPPEWA FALLS — A Chippewa Falls city committee discussed Monday some recent noise complaints that are possibly coming from a business on the city’s East Hill. Committee 3, which oversees ...

According to the Centers for Disease Control, roughly 16% of noise-exposed workers have a material hearing impairment that impacts their day-to-day lives. Thirteen percent of those tested also ...

New technique separates industrial noise from natural seismic signals A transformative, cloud-computing approach to analyzing data helps researchers better understand seismic activity Date: May 20 ...

Commissioner Amdur said the city doesn't get many industrial noise complaints. Based on 311 records, the Materion and Wieland facilities have been mentioned in 59 complaints since 2012.

It’s found in factories, process control plants, building automation, and other industrial applications. RS-485 popularity stems from its differential transmission format that minimizes the ...

Oshiro said the township’s ordinance limits noise before 7 a.m. and after 10 p.m., but both the carbon dioxide and construction equipment rental companies have their trucks going up and down the ...

But almost everyone who can hear it— 2 percent of the population, by some estimates—agrees on one thing: “ the hum,” as it has come to be called, is a persistent, maddening noise for which ...