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Endangered ecological communities (EEC) identification guidelines have been developed to assist landowners and contractors identify EECs in the field. The guidelines provide information on characteristic tree species, locations and other key features and are intended to supplement the detailed Scientific Committee Final Determination on EECs.

It may be from busy traffic, or from an individual vehicle. Learn more about the penalties for different vehicle noise offences, and our advice on reducing the noise from your own vehicle.

Find out how the EPA safeguards human health and the environment by setting noise limits for industrial premises and construction projects.

These application notes help industry and acoustic consultants develop noise impact assessments for developments under the NSW Industrial Noise Policy.

The NEWA (noise enhancement wind analysis) program assists people in analysing meteorological data to determine whether wind is a 'feature' of an area as defined by the NSW Industrial Noise Policy.

This technical guideline presents preferred and maximum vibration values that should not be exceeded, and recommends effective measurement and evaluation techniques. It is based on guidelines contained in BS 6472-1992, Evaluation of human exposure to vibration in buildings (1-80 Hz).

This application note clarifies ways in which the EPA assesses compliance with noise limits at target shooting ranges.