Public nuisance refers to an act or condition that significantly interferes with the rights of the public or a community. This can include activities that harm the environment, obstruct public spaces, or create health hazards. Examples of public nuisances include excessive noise, pollution, or the presence of hazardous materials in a neighborhood. Legal action can be taken against individuals or businesses responsible for public nuisances. Local governments often enforce regulations to address these issues, ensuring that communities remain safe and enjoyable for everyone. Remedies may involve fines, cleanup orders, or other measures to restore public order and safety.