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…in the developed countries 1 . Unfortunately cars cause problems, especially when there are many cars in one area such as an urban centre. These problems include, air pollution, noise pollution, and traffic congestion to name but a few. To solve these problems…

…is that the city gives out many good conditions and environment for education, especially for youth. Moreover, there are great numbers of employment offered widely to everybody. However, pollution in big cities is such a big concern for many people. <Tab/&gt…

…or the world without this incredible machine, for it provides freedom and mobility, even for people who do not own a car. Unfortunately, the car has a very destructive nature. Automobiles make a major contribution to air and noise pollution, depletion of fossil…

…effects of sound (both wanted and unwanted) VI)Conclusion: VII)Limitations and/ or improvements a)The need for experimentation VIII)Further questions to be raised: a)Can sound cause abnormal release of hormones b)How can noise pollution be prevented…

…problems facing the environment. One problem is that cigarette smoke irritates many people. Smoking in a public place is an air pollutant and it can damage health in a number of ways. The four major health hazards fall into air, water, and noise pollution…

…to greater problems, such as global warming. Another form of pollution which the airplanes produce is noise pollution. It's nearly as bad as the air pollution. If you ask anyone who lives anywhere in the vacinity of an airport they would quickly tell you…

…every year by global warming. Pollution can also come in the form of noise. Some individuals and businesses feel that they have a right or the freedom to use a common resource in any way they see fit. Perhaps these people are mistakenly extending their own…

…efficiency and also does that increase the life. Energy consumption can be greatly reduced by using energy-efficient tyres. ¤ Tyre noise Ø Tyres are most responsible for the noise from car if traveling at a speed of just 50 kph (30 mph). The volume of noise…

…do not want large stadiums effecting their community and life’s. For example new stadiums being built on farmers land (green belts). Residents see sports stadiums to bring rioting, noise pollution, litter, congestion and many other factors…

…want the firm to cease operation or lessen the production of their goods or services. Examples of negative production externalities are production of goods and services which have caused air, water or noise pollution or land degradation or contamination…