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Please leave comments to NYT editor @Emily_Baum about your daily experience with intrusive noise! It is an important health issue. One of our avid app users already left a comment -> feel free to 'like' her comment 🙏 https://t.co/Uu0sjZWV4D
New York City now has the worst air quality of any city on Earth.
If exposed to the current air quality in NYC for 24 hours, it would be equivalent to smoking about 6 cigarettes.
Whether it's a walk through Central Park or simply sitting under a tree, spending time in nature can be a powerful tool for improving our overall wellbeing. During #NationalMentalHealthAwarenessMonth, learn about the benefits of time in urban greenspaces: https://t.co/yrk5KQg2kT
Can’t see the chopper on the app? Users can now manually submit reports! Please download the latest version of the app. @nycisfine @jmik_nyc @Brooklyn_277 @Got2beerealG@picklevvitch@StoptheChopNYNJ @PW_KewGdnsQnsNY
Teachers, take a look at the Noisy Planet Teacher Toolkit! This toolkit will help you teach preteens about the causes and prevention of #NoiseInducedHearingLoss with interactive demonstrations and educational resources. Download and save: https://t.co/7gfWimMKTw
Hard copies of 'Sonic Engagement' have arrived! Happy to see @BioScapes on the cover! This is a fantastic collection with authors from around the world exploring the ethics and aesthetics of community-engaged audio practice.
"The U.S. hasn’t really funded noise control or noise research since the 1980s,” says James. “It’s a big problem. We need to prioritize this so we can really pin down how noise affects health.” by Peter James, Harvard Medical School Associate Professor.@NotSoLoudPVD@HowTheWestWS
"People living in areas of high traffic or railroad noise for a decade or longer had a higher risk of dementia in general and a 27% increase in risk for Alzheimer’s disease." @TransAlt@georgehahn@OpenPlans@JSadikKhan
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A smart city isn't one with futuristic or flying cars, it's one where you don’t need to drive in the first place. After a century of building cities around the car, the transportation revolution will be reclaiming streets & redesigning them around people. https://t.co/Eevl5UuRWt