Deep Green Resistance (DGR)

One of the most ignored, yet serious forms of pollution is that of 📣NOISE POLLUTION!

The immediate and long term problems from noise pollution are extremely detrimental to, not only the physical and psychological health of humans but to our pets and wild life as well.

The Cap-Com(capitalist/communist) industrial systems require ever growing urban environments. Along with poor urban planning that focuses only on profit with disregard for the health of its human and non human occupants. The ever growing urban areas become antibiotic slow death beds.

The unnatural rhythms and excessive volume in urban environments cause serious psychological agitation. We get used to the noise but that isn't any sort of benefit because all we are really doing is getting used to living in a unnaturally agitated state. An agitated state that has serious effects on our communication with others and the relationships we have with others that depends on good communication.
This unnaturally agitated state leads chronic stress levels which in turn lead to long term physical helth problems like high blood pressure, cardiovascular disease, and stress-related heart problems.

Wildlife faces far more problems than humans because of noise pollution since they are more dependent on sound. Animals develop a better sense of hearing than us since their survival depends on it.
In nature, animals may suffer from hearing loss, which makes them easy prey and leads to dwindling populations. Others become inefficient at hunting, disturbing the balance of the eco-system.
Species that depend on mating calls to reproduce are often unable to hear these calls due to excessive man-made noise. As a result, they are unable to reproduce and cause declining populations. Others require sound waves to echolocate and find their way when migrating. Disturbing their sound signals means they get lost easily and do not migrate when they should. 

From ECOFASCISM RIVISITED by Peter Staudenmaier

"Though not as pronounced as its German counterpart, Italian Fascism also contained environmentalist impulses, another historical example-however ambivalent-of ecofascism in practice.
From land reclamation and ruralization projects to reforestation efforts, such impulses played a subordinate but noticeable role in Mussolini's Italy, often enough tied to racial and national ideology. In his 1921 article "Fascism and the Land" Mussolini declared that Fascism's goal was "to reclaim the land, and with the land the men, and with the men the race:' The 'land improvement' campaign launched in 1928 included measures to reduce urban sprawl, discourage monocropping in agriculture, protect the soil and promote non-mechanized methods of cultivation. By the 1930s exponents of the campaign announced that in Fascist Italy "we are witnessing a return to Mother Earth:' The president of the Fascist Agricultural Association for the province of Trent, Luciano Chimelli, was an ardent proponent of organic farming. According to Chimelli, "the climate created by Fascism" was especially hospitable to organic agriculture. In 1940 the chief German organic farming journal extolled Fascism for rescuing the Italian landscape, for "saving the soil and thereby saving the race:' Admirers of Fascism's ecological orientation celebrated the reforestation programs in particular, declaring that these environmental achievements were only possible under the Fascist regime."