Death be not loud

Duration: 26

Genre: Educational | Social problem

Year Published: 1970

Creator: McGraw-Hill

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Copyright: Registered 18Aug70 · MP29444 (Jul-Dec 1976) Copyright holder: American Broadcasting Companies, Inc

Description: Studies the insidious growth of noise pollution, particularly in America's urban centers. Examines the noisy conditions of airports, heavy construction and popular music. Indicates that high decibels of noise can result in severe damage. Shows what steps can be taken to combat its continued increase. , Describes the noise pollution which the American city dweller must endure and its effect on his health. Shows the severe conditions of airports, heavy equipment construction, and popular music. Indicates that the average noise level increases one decibel per year; notes that as sound approaches the 90 decibel level, severe damage can result. Presents several "quiet devices" marketed and gives remarks from doctors regarding the damage done to human ears and other body systems.

Complete Record: Studies the insidious growth of noise pollution, particularly in America's urban centers. Examines the noisy conditions of airports, heavy construction and popular music. Indicates that high decibels of noise can result in severe damage. Shows what steps can be taken to combat its continued increase. , Examines the problems of noise pollution, as well as its effects--psychological stress, high blood pressure, and the possibility of deafness. An epiloque shows what steps can be taken to combat this 20th century menace., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.