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Mapping the sounds of New York City
From construction workers drilling to sirens blazing, there is seemingly no escape from the cacophony of New York City streets. But now researchers from New York University and Ohio University are teaming up to curb these urban irritants with an initiative they're calling “Sounds of New York City.” Lead Investigator Juan Pablo Bello joins Hari Sreenivasan.
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