Sentences with phrase «less noise pollution»

Based on the spontaneous behavior scores, dogs receiving DM were more sedated while kept in an environment with less noise pollution [40 — 45 dB (Control +)-RSB- compared to more noisy conditions [80 — 85 dB (Noise 2)-RSB-.

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So billions of pounds are to be spent increasing emissions and increasing the number of people suffering from noise pollution, only for a few hundred million to be spent making that situation slightly less worse than it might otherwise have been.
They also diminish noise and air pollution, remove traffic jams and require much less parking space.
Health benefits may include: physical activity from walking and cycling, which can help prevent heart disease, some cancers, type 2 diabetes, and some obesity - related risks; lower urban air pollution concentrations; lower rates of traffic injury risks for users of dedicated bicycle and pedestrian networks; and less noise stress.
After six years of research, demonstration airplanes use half the fuel, produce 75 % less pollution and are much quieter — noise is just one - eighth of today's levels, says NASA's Environmentally Responsible Aviation team.
In less than two minutes, the HEPA filtration system had scrubbed the air in the Passivhaus, bringing pollution levels from an extremely dangerous 1,000 µg / m3 to levels so low as to be undetectable (below the noise floor) by the instruments, allowing the test scientists to remove their gas masks and breathe fresh air while sitting inside a biome full of pollution.
With fewer carbon emissions, zero air pollution and less noise, electric vehicles don't just pay off for the environment — they also pay off for you.
The second is that, whether at rest or in motion, electric vehicles typically produce less vibration and noise pollution than vehicles powered by an internal combustion engine.
There are many advantages to moving to a sizeable plot of land including privacy, less noise and light pollution and the opportunity to have a sizeable property to develop.
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