Noise regulation refers to the set of laws and guidelines designed to control excessive noise levels in various environments. These regulations aim to protect public health, welfare, and the quality of life by limiting noise from sources such as construction sites, traffic, and industrial facilities. Local governments often implement noise ordinances that specify acceptable noise levels during different times of the day. Violations can result in fines or other penalties. Additionally, environmental agencies may conduct assessments to ensure compliance with noise standards, promoting a quieter and more peaceful community.