The Institute of Marine Research (IMR) is responsible for providing advice on the impact of anthropogenic sound and electromagnetic radiation on marine life. Such operations include scientific investigations, underwater explosions, seismic and electromagnetic surveys related to petroleum activity as well as offshore wind installations. This report intends to summarize available literature on how the above-mentioned sources impact marine life. Further, this knowledge is evaluated to show the reader the reasoning behind the advice given. This report includes one chapter on each of those sources (seismic, underwater explosions, electromagnetic investigations, and offshore wind), again separated into subchapters of 1) review of scientific knowledge, 2) evaluation of knowledge and 3) advice. In addition, the report includes an overview of areas of vulnerable coral reefs in Norwegian waters. The reason for this is that many of the operations that produce sound involve placing various monitoring equipment on the seabed, and these should not be placed in areas with corals. Hence spatial information about corals is relevant to include here. This report includes the advice from IMR for 2024 on the following topics: seismic surveys, electromagnetic surveys, underwater explosions, and offshore wind farms. The advice for seismic and electromagnetics surveys is given as advisory maps; showing areas and periods to avoid for these activities. These maps are also part of the “meldesystem” of the Norwegian petroleum directorate. Advice for underwater explosions and offshore wind are given as operational guidelines as well as advice on which vulnerable areas and/or periods where certain of these activities should be avoided.