They fall from trees and we call them leaves. That’s actually a good name: we need to leave these gifts of nature because they fertilize the soil. This piece of research is not so surprising. And guess what, if you let leaves do what they are supposed to do, you make a major contribution to reducing noise pollution in your community too.
If you need one more reason not to rake the leaves on your lawn…
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