What does NPC stand for?

Noise Pollution Clearinghouse

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Noise Free America and the Noise Pollution Clearinghouse are two such organizations.

Noise pollution: a modern plague

It means rest is very important,” says Les Blomberg, MA, director of the Noise Pollution Clearinghouse in Montpelier, VT.

Hospital noise leads to higher work stress

The Noise Pollution Clearinghouse (NPC) is one group whose mission is to foster awareness of noise-related issues.

Noise Pollution Clearinghouse

I think people are more aware of noise than they have been," agreed Les Blomberg, who in the course of his work with the Noise Pollution Clearinghouse in Montpelier, Vt.

CAN'T HEAR YOURSELF THINK? WELCOME HOME

Les Blomberg, who directs the nonprofit Noise Pollution Clearinghouse, refers to unwanted noise as aural litter or audible trash--"That is how people experience community noise: as someone else's garbage thrown into their space," he says.

Noise that annoys: regulating unwanted sound

The Noise Pollution Clearinghouse NPC), a nonprofit agency providing access to a variety of materials on controlling noise pollution, has chosen lawn equipment as one of its primary focuses.

Clamoring for quiet: new ways to mitigate noise