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Data Center Tax Revenue Versus Quality of Life

Supervisors to Decide on Chantilly Data Center

Pickleball Noise Is Driving Everyone Crazy. Scientists Are on the Case.

Scientists say the sound's frequency, loudness, and unpredictability can irritate people. Now they are working to find a fix.

The noise from pickleball courts is driving everyone crazy. Scientists are trying to come up with a solution.

Scientists say the sound's frequency, loudness, and unpredictability can irritate people. Now they are working to find a fix.

The noise from pickleball courts is driving everyone crazy. Scientists are trying to come up with a solution.

Scientists say the sound's frequency, loudness, and unpredictability can irritate people. Now they are working to find a fix.

Residents Speak Out Against Data Center

VERIFY: Why is data center noise so disruptive?

Northern Virginia residents say data centers emit a noise they just can't tune out. We took to the streets–and dove in to the science–to figure out why.

Pandemic quarantine acoustically contributes to mental, physical health degradation

 E-Mail MELVILLE, N.Y., June 9, 2021 -- The prolonged impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and the interaction restrictions created widespread lockdown fatigue and increased social tension in multiunit housing. But small improvements in quality-of-life routines may help people cope with the health restrictions better than they previously could. During the 180th Meeting of the Acoustical Society of America, which will be held virtually June 8-10, Braxton Boren, from American University, will discuss noise prevention techniques and the use of alterative acoustic stimulation to help those who find themselves in pandemic-related lockdowns. The session, "The Soundscape of Quarantine," will take place Wednesday, June 9, at 1:45 p.m. Eastern U.S.