But the most significant change in modern science is not just about the amount of noise, but how we experience it. Noise is no longer understood solely as a problem that affects hearing, it is also recognised as a systemic environmental pollutant. Transport noise is now one of the leading environmental cause of illness in Europe, second only to air pollution.

  • Herbal Gamer@sh.itjust.works
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    Most of my neighbors bag it up and put it in the trash.

    We throw ours in a ditch which I think is technically illegal for some stupid reason but I’ll be damned if I’m using a plastic bag for organic waste that I could just kinda… leave there.

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      Composting isn’t bad, but most ditches exist to manage water. I’ve dealt with the fallout of shifting water tables and clogged culverts. Maybe find a better place to dump the clippings. Or just start a compost pile. They’re not tough, just water and stir it every so often.

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        Just going to add: add browns, such as paper, torn carboard, wood chips… otherwise your pile of grass risks becoming a stinky anaerobic monstruosity.