This narrative review paper is centred on researches conducted in Africa from the past
Twenty-Five (25) years which reveals the health effects caused by noise pollution. Noise …

This study mapped the distribution of noise levels within University of Jos and determined
the intensity of noise at various locations within the campus at different times and days of the …

In the workplace, exposure to noise levels at or above 85 dB (A) can increase the risk for the
development of noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL). Sawmill workers are continuously …

Noise pollution has been shown to be a global health hazard and this could be aggravated
by the use of noise-emitting generators. Therefore, this study aims to determine the Sound …

This paper is an exposition of the effects of industrial and environmental noise on humans,
and how this subsequently impacts human capital development which will in turn affect …

Activities in building construction industry contribute to air pollution. In this study, gas data
from four locations at each three building construction sites in Doha, Qatar were collected …

Economic wood processing employs the use of industrial machines for cutting, sha**,
milling, and sawing timber, thereby leading to the generation of high levels of noise …

Noise is an environmental disturbance that has harmful effects on the physiological and
psychological lives of human beings and animals. This work examined the perceived health …

Environmental pollution is the most important public health problem densely in populated
areas in the develo** countries and often the underlying cause of many diseases of public …

Aim: This study accessed the prevalence and predictors of noise-induced hearing
impairment among local rice mill workers in Sokoto State, Northwest Nigeria. Materials and …