EPA Sounds Alarm on Noise Pollution in Ghana
As International Noise Awareness Day approaches, the EPA emphasizes the need for Ghanaians to manage noise levels for better health
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- The EPA warns that uncontrolled noise can be a public health concern depending on its intensity, frequency, and timing
- Health risks linked to prolonged exposure to loud noise include cardiovascular diseases, stress, and sleep disturbances
The stakes
- Recognizing and managing noise pollution can lead to improved public health outcomes
- Awareness of noise-related health risks informs communities about how to create quieter environments
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- International Noise Awareness Day aims to highlight the effects of noise on health and well-being
- The EPA's statement reflects a broader initiative to address various forms of environmental pollution in Ghana
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Original report EPA warns against excessive noise as Ghana marks International Noise Awareness Day
Publisher: MyJoyOnline (GH) · Published Apr 29, 6:43 pm · myjoyonline.com
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The Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has urged Ghanaians to cut down on excessive noise, warning that noise pollution poses serious health and environmental risks. In a statement issued on…
In a statement issued on Tuesday, April 29, to mark International Noise Awareness Day, the Authority said while sound is part of daily life, uncontrolled noise can become a public health concern depending on its intensity, frequency and timing
What happened
- The EPA warns that uncontrolled noise can be a public health concern depending on its intensity, frequency, and timing
- Health risks linked to prolonged exposure to loud noise include cardiovascular diseases, stress, and sleep disturbances
- The theme for this year's International Noise Awareness Day is 'The Sound of Tomorrow.'
- The EPA emphasizes that noise can range from being a nuisance to a serious health concern
Why this matters
- Recognizing and managing noise pollution can lead to improved public health outcomes
- Awareness of noise-related health risks informs communities about how to create quieter environments
- The message supports ongoing global efforts to address environmental challenges related to urban living
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